Yemen's situation

Residents of Yemen's Hajjah province say attacks by the Saudi coalition have caused trucks that once operated to transport them to work to disappear and construction projects on which people worked have stalled.
 Food prices have also risen, and families are suddenly no longer able to buy basic goods.
Many women who suffer from severe hunger say that these conditions have made it almost impossible to feed their children.
The crisis of hunger in Yemen is widespread, and many people in this country are now facing various problems and crises.

The country has refused to officially declare a famine in recent years after a humanitarian budget boost, but now the United Nations says a famine in Yemen will be inevitable without the immediate intervention of other countries and humanitarian agencies.

 The United Nations says at least 5 million people in Yemen are on the brink of starvation, and about 47,000 are currently living in famine-like conditions.

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