Yemen health system on brink of collapse
Mohammed al-Attab
Press TV, Hudaydah
Nearly three years of war on Yemen has brought the country ever closer to the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. There’s a severe shortage of medicines due to a Saudi blockade of the country, and health workers are struggling to provide essential health care.
Our correspondent Mohamed al-Attab has traveled to the southern city of al-Hudaydah on Red Sea to document the hardship of people in receiving medical care.
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