Fighting in Yemen has killed at least 504 people and injured nearly 2,400 during the last month of confrontations, according to data announced today by the World Health Organization (WHO).
The confrontations pit Houthi rebels against the forces of the internationally recognized Yemeni Government. These numbers reflect the violence of the last month of hostilities between the two parties in conflict.
The WHO revealed this toll as part of its statement on the humanitarian situation in the country. The high number of civilian and combatant casualties highlights the intensity of the fighting that has ravaged Yemen.
The article does not specify which regions or cities were most affected by the confrontations, nor does it mention any possible negotiations or truces between the parties involved in the conflict.
