by Reuters
Friday, 24 January 2020 12:22 GMT
Frontline areas are hard to access, and most cases in Hodeidah are coming from those areas
HODEIDAH, Yemen, Jan 24 (Reuters) - In the grounds of a bombed-out building in the port that has become the main front of Yemen's war, workers use a hose mounted to a truck to suck up a green, insect-filled expanse of stagnant rainwater, then shovel in soil to fill it, trying to save lives.
The trash-strewn pools are perfect breeding grounds for the mosquito that spreads dengue fever, which aid workers say is killing people every day near the frontlines in Hodeidah.
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