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A Yemeni child, suspected of being infected with cholera, receives treatment at a hospital in Sanaa on May 15, 2017. © AFP

Mohammed al-Attab
Press TV, Sana'a

The increasing number of cholera cases in Yemen has put the country's poor health sector under extra pressure. Medical centers say they’ve run out of material and cannot admit more patients due to lack of empty beds.

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