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Coronavirus didn’t stop Yemeni health workers from continuing to provide health services to pregnant women and children who suffer from malnutrition.

Life and death amidst a pandemic

Without these great heroes in the health sector in Yemen,UNICEF’s wouldn’t be able to reach children and mothers in the most harsh and remote areas in Yemen

Baby Mohammed is screened for malnutrition by a mobile health team in an IDP centre in Aden

Yemeni children face deadly hunger and aid shortages as COVID-19 pandemic spreads - UNICEF

Number of malnourished children could reach 2.4 million by end of year, a 20 per cent increase

A malnourished child receives care in Yemen

Yemen 5 years on: Children, Conflict and COVID-19

A report on the impact of ongoing conflict and now COVID-19 on children in Yemen in 2020

neonatal care in Yemen

UNICEF airlifts COVID-19 testing kits to Yemen to boost response as cases soar

children at a water tank

A joint letter from the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) actors in Yemen

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Government of Japan commits Vital Funds to Aid COVID-19 Response in Yemen

Three actresses acting as rural women who go to fetch water from pond and water storages early every morning in many places around Yemen.

Sad AlGareeb, The Stranger's Dam

Yemeni drama in form and content

UNICEF AIRLIFTS ESSENTIAL SUPPLIES TO RESPOND TO COVID-19 IN YEMEN AS CASES INCREASE

The PPE items will help at least 1,600 health workers in primary health centres, hospitals and isolation units across Yemen for a period of three months

UNICEF reaches nearly 150 million people with information on COVID-19 across the Middle East and North Africa

Joint efforts ongoing to combat the “info-demic” of false news and fake information on COVID-19 and increase engagement with communities

Awareness messages on COVID-19 1

Community Volunteers training manual on COVID-19 on COVID-19

A useful guiding document for Community Volunteers and people