Sana-Sana
A preliminary report issued by the Central Bureau of Statistics in Sana'a revealed horrific figures on the extent of destruction, losses and damage caused to Yemen by the Saudi aggression, in addition to the suffering and harsh humanitarian conditions and the siege imposed on this country for more than four years.
According to the report titled “The Effects of Aggression on the Yemeni Economy,” the national economy suffered significant losses during the years of aggression, which led to a decline in production for all economic sectors. To March 2018.
The report pointed out that 347 factories were destroyed or damaged by air strikes and that 878 martyrs and wounded were victims of bombing factories and factories.
According to the report, “7489 commercial establishments and shops were destroyed or damaged by air strikes. The wounded were victims of the bombing of commercial companies.
The report pointed out that 637 commercial markets targeted by aggression aviation by air strikes led to the destruction or damaged in whole or in part, indicating that 3,440 martyrs and wounded as a result of the bombing of these markets.
The report pointed out that 631 food tankers were targeted by air raids of Saudi aggression airline and destroyed or damaged by aggression raids 759 food warehouses, 15 grain silos, 365 gas stations, 4116 means of transport and 265 fuel tankers.
The Saudi-led coalition has continued its aggression against Yemen since March 26, 2015, leaving thousands of civilian casualties and massive destruction of infrastructure and economic infrastructure as well as blockade and famine, which constituted a humanitarian disaster.