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Saudi war led to Cholera outbreak,UK Royals urged to sever Alkhalifa links

As the world community continues to ignore the Saudi aggression on Yemen, an immediate crisis resulting from this war is the spread of serious diseases. A cholera outbreak has rapidly spread in Yemen, killing 115 people in two weeks in the impoverished country where hospitals badly damaged by more than two years of war can barely cope. Patients with cholera symptoms have flooded the run-down medical facilities, as international relief agencies warned of a catastrophic humanitarian situation and urged citizens to exercise hygiene precautions. "We now are facing a serious outbreak of cholera," said Dominik Stillhart, the director of operations at the International Committee of the Red Cross on 14th May. Citing figures compiled by the Yemeni health ministry, Stillhart said 115 people had died of cholera between April 27 and 14th May. More than 8,500 suspected cases of the waterborne disease were reported in the same period in 14 governorates across Yemen, Stillhart said. Doctors Without Borders (MSF) expressed fears that health authorities alone will not be able to deal with the outbreak. "MSF calls on international organisations to scale up their assistance urgently to limit the spread of the outbreak," it said in a statement.

Over the past week, the Saudi regime has sent its tanks and armoured vehicles to the Eastern Province town of Awwamiyah, killing people and destroying property. It is unprovoked aggression that has claimed at least five people. The district of AlMusawwara bore the brunt of the attack with serious damage to buildings and people. The town is now completely encircled and fears are growing of a final push to obliterate it and force its inhabitants to flee. This is part of the demographic engineering being carried out by the Saudi ruling family in its attempt to change the human and cultural history of that region which sets on large oil reserves. Among the victims are: Ali Abdul Aziz Abu Abdullah, Ali Aqaqa and Jawad AlDagher.