More than 92 martyrs and wounded as a result of the Saudi bombing of al-Raqq in Saada

The Director-General of Health and Population in the Yemeni province of Saada, Yahya Shayem, announced that the statistics of martyrs in the al-Raqq area in the Munabbih border district as a result of the repeated Saudi bombing amounted to more than 12 martyrs and more than 80 wounded, including children and more than ten African migrants.
Shayem explained in a statement, “The statistic is increasing because the bombing continues daily and the emergency health facilities are overcrowded with victims, and this has posed many problems for us,” noting that the daily bombing and daily injuries occur under the watch and hearing of the organizations, and they did not provide anything in this regard.
Shayem added that the world knows that Yemen is witnessing a severe siege unprecedented in history, and this has affected the provision of health services because the devices need fuel to operate, and this has caused deaths.
He added that the organizations proved their failure in light of the war and the siege, and it was relied on them to play their humanitarian role as humanitarian and international organizations.