The Latest Statistics of Number of Civilian Casualties During 1400 Days of Coalition’s War on Yemen

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The Human Rights and Development Center of humanity eye in Sana’a launched a report containing the latest statistics of the number of civilian casualties during the 1400 days of Saudi-led coalition’s war on Yemen, in addition to the losses of infrastructure and basic services during the same period.

The report confirmed that 40,564 civilians were killed and wounded as a result of coalition air strikes on Yemeni cities, massacres and systematic killings carried out on a daily basis four years ago, including 7,500 children and 4,752 women.

The statistics of the center indicated that 365 hospitals and health facilities were totally or partially destroyed as a result of the coalition’s airstrikes. In addition, 984 schools were similarly destroyed during 1400 days of war.

The targeting extended to commercial establishments, including 365 factories and 642 public markets, according to the report.

During the war on Yemen, the coalition destroyed many bridges, farms, houses, archaeological sites, mosques and many vital places, which contributed to the creation of the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.

Only an end to the war can bring lasting relief to the children of Yemen. But until then, the international community must continue to put pressure on all sides to urgently address the humanitarian crisis.

This war has made three-quarters of the population in need of humanitarian assistance and pushed the country to the brink of famine, while the United Nations has considered the crisis facing the Arab country as the worst in the world.