UN suspends vaccination as Cholera goes out of control in Yemen
Mohammed al-Attab
Press TV, Sana'a
The United Nations has suspended a shipment of Cholera vaccines for Yemen as the deadly disease is spreading fast across the country. Facing severe shortage of medicine because of Saudi Arabia’s harsh embargo, patients need humanitarian assistance to deal not only with Cholera but also other Choric diseases.
From Sana’a Press TV’s correspondent Mohammad al-Attab reports.
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