According to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, 13,609 civil victims have been recorded since March, 2015, including 5,000 fatal victims, as a result of the conflict between the Government and the rebels of the Huti tribe.
A crisis that increased with the beginning of counter-insurgent bombings by a coalition led by Saudi Arabia.
"Those figures are certainly larger and some calculations show the death of more than 11,000 people," said spokesman Rupert Colville.
The World Health Organization (WHO) reported that from April 27 and July 19, this year, they have reported 368,207 suspected cases of cholera and 1,828 fatal victims of the epidemics.
"Every day, 5,000 Yemeni citizens get sick with symptoms of acute diarrhea or cholera," he regretted.
According to the UN, around 80 percent of the population in Yemen, more than 21 million people, need humanitarian aid.
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