The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Nations co-organize Yemen donors conference 2020 next Tuesday.

The national Supreme Committee on Coronavirus confirmed on Sunday 11 new infections with the novel contagion in Taiz, which raises the confirmed toll to 54 in the southwestern Yemen city.

Yemen's army said it killed 30 Houthis as the theocratic armed militants tried to press forward on the army's positions east of Sana'a on Sunday in the latest show of disregard to the government's unilateral ceasefire.

The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Geneva spokesman Jens Laerke said at a video press conference donations are needed to fight Yemen's malnutrition, diseases, displacement, and weak health system.

Minister of Information Muammer al-Iryani calls for implementing prisoner exchange agreement between the government and Houthi militia as soon as possible amid the spread of coronavirus (Covid-19).

Advisor at Royal Divan, General Supervisor of KSrelief Dr. Abdullah Arrabiah said " Humanitarian needs of the Yemeni people represent a priority for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the kingdom is the major sponsor of humanitarian plans in Yemen".

The local authorities in Yemen's coronavirus-infested city of Taiz approved strict measures on Friday to contain the global pandemic in the country's southwestern city.

The Yemeni Government has called on the United Nations to rump up pressure upon Houthi rebels to act jointly against coronavirus pandemic.

Prime Minister Dr. Ma'een Abdulmalik and the UN Under-Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator Marck Lowcock discussed on Friday through a telephone call the ongoing preparations for Yemen donors conference 2020 scheduled for next Tuesday.

Ministry of Public Health and Population received 16 tons of medicines and protection and safety requirements to control coronavirus pandemic.

Coronavirus Emergency Committee in Taiz announced 8 more coronavirus infection cases on Thursday.

The first flight carrying 151 Yemeni passengers were trapped abroad due to coronavirus arrived on Thursday at Sayoon international airport coming from the Jordanian capital Amman.

President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi has ordered the security authorities and the local people of valley and desert Hadhramout to team in consolidating security in the eastern Yemen province.

Ministry of Public Health and Population received on Thursday a team of medical doctors and technicians to help establishing a medical unit for receiving and treating coronavirus infected cases.

Minister of Information Muammer al-Iryani warned of the increasingly growing of engaging the African refugees and illegal migrants by Iran-allied Houthi militia in combat operations to harm Yemen's security and stability.

Yemen's Information Minister said the Iran-backed theocratic militia of Houthis controlling territories in the country's north is handling the global covid-19 plague "in the Iranian style."

Yemen's armed forces killed 11 armed Houthis in repelling a military advance attempt by the theocratic militants east of the capital Sana'a. A military source told Saba the militia tried to overrun an army outpost south of Nehm district to the east of Sana'a but the army repelled them, killed 11 militants and injured others.

Prime Minister Dr. Ma'een Abdulmalik made a phone call Wednesday evening to the General Chief of Staff (Lt Gen) Saghear bin Aziz.

Vice President of the Republic (Lt Gen) Ali Mohsen Saleh phoned the General Chief of Staff (Lt Gen) Saghear Hamood bin Aziz to extend his condolences to him on the martyrdom of his son and a number of servicemen who were killed on Tuesday in a missile attack carried out by Iran-allied Houthi rebels.

High Emergency Committee tasked with countering coronavirus pandemic announced that it will operate the first air flight to evacuate the Yemeni nationals who have been trapped abroad due to coronavirus tomorrow, Thursday.