so early that cares for 180 people here in the capital montevideo they all hope that the pandemic will soon be over and with it the economic crisis which has caused many of them to slip into poverty. the u.n. is hoping to raise more than 3 and a half $1000000000.00 in aid to tackle the humanitarian crisis in yemen over 2 thirds of the country's population is the estimated to be in need some 24000000 people the most urgent problems are hunger and malnutrition and with the situation expected to worsen for the country's ongoing conflict the us sweden and switzerland hosting a donation drive today aimed at securing more international funding. livia he is from the international organization for migration and joins us from the yemeni capital sana'a welcome to do you tell you what can you tell us about the humanitarian situation on the ground. thank you so much for having me on the ground it's almost nothing you can describe people hear a lot about yemen outside the country but when it but it's not until you're actually here that you see the malnutrition 1st time and you see the need for food

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for 180 people here in the capital montevideo they all hope that the pandemic will soon be over and with it the economic crisis which has caused many of them to slip into poverty. and here are some of the other developments in the corona virus pandemic president became the 1st recipient of the coronavirus vaccine from the global program known as kovacs initiative is aimed at helping poor nations get a grip on the pandemic germany is preparing to restrict border crossings from france starting at midnight on tuesday after classify them as 0 region as a high risk covert zone under the u.s. deliveries of the johnson and johnson vaccine began after it was approved over the weekend officials hope the new single dose shot will boost vaccination rights in areas where jobs have been less available. and a bit of history was made at the golden globe awards for film and television in the u.s. not only was it the 1st time the ceremony was held during a pandemic it will also a number of firsts when it came to the witness that was harsh criticism too over a lack of diversity within the group that hosts

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