Saudi-led Coalition Attempting to Introduce Coronavirus to Yemen - Sana’a

By Staff, Agencies

Head of the Yemeni Committee for Combating Epidemics, Dr. Hussein Al-Makbouli, warned that Saudi Arabia has sent four thousand people to the Yemeni borders, resulting to a great congestion in the Yemeni land outlets in light of a shortage of medical personnel, health safety requirements, and basic services.

Dr. Maqbouli held the Saudi-led coalition responsible for attempts to introduce the virus into Yemen. He also held the mercenaries responsible for increasing the number of air flights via Yemeni airlines and opening airports in the occupied governorates.

The announcement was made during a Thursday meeting to discuss urgent international organizations' interventions to counter the Coronavirus in Yemen.

It is noteworthy that activists and observers had warned against the consequences of what the coalition is doing in Yemen, and its apparent intent to introduce the virus to the country through Aden International Airport. During the past days, the airport has received flights coming from countries where the virus is spreading, including Egypt, and increasing the rate of flights to Aden Airport, at a time when many countries close their air, sea and land ports.

It is noteworthy that media reports revealed that the United Arab Emirates had transferred Emirati citizens infected with the virus to four quarantine centers established by the UAE on occupied Yemeni territories.