On the 28th, UN Secretary General Guterres' spokesman Dijalik warned that the intensification of hostilities in Yemen had forced the displacement of about 142,000 people, and the increasing number of casualties had forced some hospitals to suspend emergency obstetric services to prioritize treatment for the wounded, and medical supplies were rapidly being exhausted. In view of widespread overcrowding, unsafe drinking water, and poor hygiene conditions in displaced persons' camps, the World Health Organization has warned of a potential cholera outbreak.

On the 28th, UN Secretary General Guterres' spokesman Dijalik warned that the intensification of hostilities in Yemen had forced the displacement of about 142,000 people, and the increasing number of casualties had forced some hospitals to suspend emergency obstetric services to prioritize treatment for the wounded, and medical supplies were rapidly being exhausted. In view of widespread overcrowding, unsafe drinking water, and poor hygiene conditions in displaced persons' camps, the World Health Organization has warned of a potential cholera outbreak.