His bones show through his skin. Before the conflict began in , the year-old was a fisherman. The conflict is the primary driver of a hunger crisis that the UN has warned could turn to famine this year if nothing is done. The humanitarian appeal is the largest launched for Yemen and aims to provide life-saving assistance to 12 million people this year. At least 10, people have lost their lives in the conflict. Al-Nahari lives in the area of Yemen worst hit by the crisis. He says even those fishermen whose boats have remained intact do not dare to sail for fear of being bombed by the Saudi jets that frequently bomb targets within the country.
Al-Nahari did not earn much as a fisherman, but it was enough to buy flour and some basic food. Ali is 11 and Mohammed four. They both suffer from thalassemia and their condition has been exacerbated by the lack of rich food. She says the world was turning a blind eye to the Saudi bombings, which have prompted criticism of the UK, which exports weapons to Saudi Arabia.
Saeeda, a year-old woman living in al-Hajb village in the al-Almansoriah district of al-Hudaydah, is disabled. In the past, she was financially supported by her only son, who worked in a Mango farm. The family lives in al-Hajb village.
Our life has become a hell. Saudi Arabia bombards us and kills our neighbours. Moshasha, 54, and one of his sons, Ali, 21, were outside waiting for the breakfast call when the bombings began at about 6am.
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