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01:04Al Qabar
01:12This is what they say.
01:40. . . . . . . . . . . .
02:07This is a disaster.
02:36This is the end of the day, this is the end of the day.
02:39We did not get to this, but we do not get to this.
02:44We have a lot of work with Yemen, Saudi Arabica.
02:45We have some other details.
02:50There are some details about it, but to understand what we're going through
02:53and, especially with Saudi Arabia's support,
02:56we have a great support to help us.
02:59We have a great job,
03:00What can be done to solve the problem with the dialogue with the problem?
03:04We discussed this with all of them.
03:08Saudi Arabia has a very effective approach to solve this problem.
03:14We had a chance to listen to that again.
03:18We shared a lot of discussions.
03:23So from Yemen, our colleagues at the UN Human Rights Office
03:26say that since the start of August, at least 46 civilians have been killed,
03:3124 of them children.
03:34More than 130 others have been injured, including 84 women and children.
03:39Our humanitarian partners also report damage to civilian infrastructure,
03:42including homes and farms, as well as health, water and education facilities.
03:47Meanwhile, people continue to flee their homes.
03:49The International Organization for Migration reports
03:52that more than 180,000 people have been displaced so far.
03:55OCHA continues to assess people's needs and the impact of the hostilities.
03:59Thank you so much for joining us.
03:59Thank you guys.
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