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Sanaa International Airport Director Khaled Al-Shayef confirmed that the airport’s closure resulted in the deaths of more than 80,000 patients who needed urgent treatment abroad.
Al-Shayef said Sunday that “more than 450,000 patients need to travel abroad to receive treatment due to the continued aggression and poor health conditions due to the blockade.”
Al-Shayef stated that, “On August 9, 2016, the attack announced the ban on flights and the closure of the Sana’a International Airport in flagrant violation of all international laws, conventions and statutes, among which is the Chicago Convention “. .
Al-Shayef explained that “more than 12 thousand patients with kidney failure urgently need a kidney transplant.” It is urgent to travel abroad for treatment. “
Al-Shayef added: “The only obstacle to reopening the Sanaa airport and lifting the ban is the intransigence of the aggressor countries and the complicity of United Nations organizations. It amounted to more than 150 million dollars.”
Sanaa International AirportThe US-Saudi aggression against Yemen
