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Aden governor expects more chaos in southern Yemen

SANAA, Dec. 5 (YPA) - Aden Governor, Tariq Sallam said on Thursday that the Riyadh agreement will lead to further chaos to weaken all southern powers. "Salam" confirmed to al-Masirah TV channel that the conflict of influence and ambitions…

40 killed, wounded, 8 vehicles burned in clashes in Abyan

ABYAN, Dec. 5 (YPA) - 40 fighter were killed and wounded on Thursday in clashes erupted among UAE-backed southern transitional militias and Islah party's militiamen in Abyan province, special sources told Yemen Press Agency. Eight military…

UNICEF plane carrying vaccines arrives at Sanaa airport

SANAA, Dec. 5 (YPA) – A UNICEF cargo plane carrying vaccines for children arrived at Sanaa International Airport on Thursday.  “The UNICEF provided  immunization vaccines for children under one year, which are used in all provinces of the…

Cholera inflicts 54 children in Ibb

IBB, Dec. 5 (YPA) - 54 Yemeni children have been inflicted with cholera and diphtheria epidemics in Ibb province since the beginning of 2019, according to medical sources on Thursday. The sources attack the children under the age of five.…

Coalition’s mercenaries fire 8+ mortar shells at Hodeidah

HODEIDAH, Dec. 5 (YPA) - The US-backed Saudi-led aggression coalition's mercenaries continued on Thursday evening shelling areas by launching over eight mortar shells at Hodeidah province, an official told Yemen Press Agency. The mortar…

Commander with his guard assassinated in Shabwah

SHABWAH, Dec. 5 (YPA) - A commander was assassinated on Thursday with by unknown gunmen in Shabwah province, sources told Yemen Press Agency. The gunmen were riding a car when they shot dead Mujahed Baaudha and his guard in the center of…

925 people died in traffic accidents

SANAA, Dec. 5 (YPA) – Over 900 people have been died and 500 others injured in traffic accidents in several Yemeni provinces since of the bringing of 2019, according to a Traffic Department report on Thursday. The report noted that over…