This video from the USA says about itself:
Saudi Arabia Bombed ‘Doctors Without Borders’ & Schools In Yemen
12 January 2016
On Sunday, a hospital in northern Yemen supported by Doctors Without Borders (known by its French acronym, MSF) was bombed, killing at least five people and destroying several buildings that were part of the facility. Ten people were injured in the attack, including three of the group’s staff.
Read more here.
From daily The Independent in Britain today:
Attacks on hospitals mean people in Yemen are now too scared to go for treatment, MSF says
The international humanitarian-aid charity says hospitals have become ‘targets’ in ongoing conflict
Adam Withnall
People in Yemen have stopped going to hospitals because they are being seen as “targets”, a charity has claimed.
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) said the latest bombing of the Shiara hospital in Saada, which killed six and injured seven, was part of a “worrying pattern of attacks to essential medical services”.
Juan Prieto, general coordinator for MSF’s projects in Yemen, said more than 100 incidents involving hospitals meant people were scared to visit them for all but the most serious emergencies.
“Medical facilities that should be places of healing for the population, no longer seem to be safe for the patients or for the medical staff operating in them,” he said.
“People still consider hospitals a target and try to avoid them as much as possible. The only cases that we are receiving are emergencies and mass casualties following attacks.”
MSF health workers returned to work at Shiara hospital as soon as it was confirmed the attack was over, Mr Prieto said, in spite of the fact that it has been hit by missiles or air strikes three times in the last year alone.
Staff and patients alike feel “uneasy and threatened” because of the failure to protect medical facilities from the ravages of war, he said.
“Nevertheless, our staff have returned to their positions albeit apprehensively. They are more determined than ever, given the situation in the country and the specific needs in Razeh, to continue working for the population.”
David Cameron defended Britain’s support for Saudi Arabia in its country’s widely-criticised Yemen campaign on Monday. …
Yet even as he spoke on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, reports were coming in that Saudi-led air raids had struck a group of civilian police buildings in Sana’a.
At least 15 police officers were killed and more than 20 were wounded, according to local medics and residents.
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