CLEAN : In Yemen war Red Cross treats diseases nobody should die of

The video discusses the dire health situation in Yemen, focusing on the cholera crisis affecting hundreds of thousands and the collapse of the health system. It highlights the potential for future health crises and the challenges of managing chronic diseases in a war-torn country. The speaker emphasizes the need for international support and intervention to address these issues.

What is the estimated number of people suspected to have contracted cholera in Yemen by the end of the year?

• 750,000

• 450,000

• 600,000

• 300,000

What is the main concern regarding Yemen's health system?

• Lack of medical professionals

• Inadequate funding

• Collapse of the health infrastructure

• Shortage of medical supplies

What potential diseases are mentioned as concerns following the cholera outbreak?

• Influenza and pneumonia

• Tuberculosis and HIV

• Measles and other diseases

• Malaria and dengue

What new challenge is Yemen facing in terms of healthcare?

• Dealing with chronic diseases

• Lack of clean water

• Increasing number of war injuries

• Shortage of vaccines

What is the suggested approach to address the health crisis in Yemen?

• Increase international aid

• Focus on war-related injuries

• Build new hospitals

• Develop a coordinated response