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At least 41 container ships enter Hodeidah amidst major easing of Saudi blockade
2023-04-20
[HODHODYEMENNEWS.NET] The continued easing of import restrictions has allowed more commercial goods into Yemen
...an area of the Arabian Peninsula sometimes mistaken for a country. It is populated by more antagonistic tribes and factions than you can keep track of...
’s Sea Port city of Hodeidah, which Yemenis rely on to survive, including 41 ships carrying 825,000 metric tons of commercial food, fuel and other goods — double the amounts recorded in January, said Ghada Eltahir Mudawi, Deputy Director, Operations and Advocacy Division, Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in a Statement

Ghada Mudawi, affirmed in her briefing to the Security Council session on Monday evening that these positive developments could help to dramatically improve people’s lives and reduce their suffering.

Mudawi stressed the need for clear and urgent action on increasing funding, saying that " to recap, we need urgent and unequivocal action on three points: increased funding, unimpeded access and investments to stabilize the economy. But more than anything, Yemenis need lasting peace. Now is the time to deliver it."

Posted by:Fred

#3  Budweiser World Cup campaign curbed, not crashed, by Qatar beer ban

Once is stupidity
Twice is enemy action
Posted by: swksvolFF   2023-04-20 13:08  

#2  "What is this? A joke? 489 sea containers of...Bud Light?"
Posted by: Frank G   2023-04-20 05:58  

#1   the need for clear and urgent action on increasing funding, saying that " to recap, we need urgent and unequivocal action on three points: increased funding, unimpeded access and investments to stabilize the economy

OK Honey. Get to it.
Posted by: Skidmark   2023-04-20 00:11  

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