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ADEN: Yemen鈥檚 government accused its Houthi foes of covering up a big outbreak of coronavirus in areas they hold and the United Nations warned that the country could suffer a 鈥渃atastrophic鈥� food security situation due to the pandemic.
The Aden-based government also called for urgent global assistance to help Yemen鈥檚 war-ravaged health sector deal with the coronavirus.
The World Health Organization (WHO) says the virus is spreading undetected among the population in the country, divided between the government in the south and the Iran-aligned Houthi militia based in the north.
The conflict between the Arab coalition, which includes 抖阴短视频. and the Houthis has already caused what the United Nations describes as the world鈥檚 largest humanitarian crisis, with about 80 percent of Yemen鈥檚 population reliant on aid and millions facing hunger.
The government has reported 128 infections and 20 deaths linked to the coronavirus across nine of Yemen鈥檚 21 provinces. The Houthis, who hold most large population centers, have only announced four cases with one death, all in the capital Sanaa.
鈥淩eports on the ground indicate a large number of coronavirus cases in areas under the Houthis鈥� control and hiding this information is completely unacceptable,鈥� Minister of Local Administration Abdul Raqib Fath told a news conference on Sunday.
He urged the WHO and the international community to pressure the Houthis about declaring cases.
The Houthi movement, which ousted the internationally recognized government from Sanaa in late 2014, denies the charges. On Saturday, its health minister announced two more infections and said the ministry was following all suspected cases, without providing a number.
The WHO says it has been advising local authorities throughout Yemen, where testing capacity is limited, to report cases in order to secure resources, but that the decision to do so rests with a country鈥檚 leaders.
Sources had told Reuters that both sides have not fully disclosed the extent of the pandemic in a country already plagued by other diseases.
The Aden-based government鈥檚 health minister said Yemen urgently needed financial assistance and protective gear for health workers in addition to ventilators, polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and swab test equipment.
The United Nations鈥� Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said on Monday hunger could spread drastically due to the coronavirus pandemic.
鈥淭hat situation could be really catastrophic if all the elements of worst case scenarios come to be but let鈥檚 hope not and the UN are working on avoiding that,鈥� senior FAO regional official Abdessalam Ould Ahmed told Reuters.
The United States said on May 6 it would provide $225 million to the World Food Programme (WFP) for Yemen, including for reduced operations in the north.
The WFP had said it would halve aid in Houthi-held areas from mid-April over donor concerns that the group is hindering aid deliveries, a charge it denies.
The UN envoy to Yemen said on Thursday that significant progress has been made toward cementing a temporary truce prompted by the coronavirus pandemic and to pave the way for a resumption of stalled peace talks.