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Fatah calls UN orgs to move from diagnosis to treatment of humanitarian situation

[10/02/2018 02:54]

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The Chairman of the Supreme Committee for Relief Aid Abdulraqeeb Fatah has called on the United Nations organizations to move off from the repeated diagnosis of Yemen's humanitarian conditions to the stage of developing effective direct tackling relief measures.

In a statement to Saba on Saturday, he called on the organizations to do that by enforcing the principle of decentralization of relief work and making use of all the land, sea and air ports under the government's control.

He said that "the United Nations organizations have received more than 54 percent of the funding for their Yemen humanitarian response plan 2018 from the Saudi-led Arab coalition and they arerequired to play an effective role for humanitarian relief ."