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There could be a catastrophiccivilcountdowndeathfaminefoodhungrynewspaperworldyear humanitarian crisis in Yemen. Millions of people are struggling to find catastrophiccivilcountdowndeathfaminefoodhungrynewspaperworldyear to eat. There is now the threat of a catastrophiccivilcountdowndeathfaminefoodhungrynewspaperworldyear that would deepen the crisis. The catastrophiccivilcountdowndeathfaminefoodhungrynewspaperworldyear war has left hospitals in ruins. Jan Egeland from the Norwegian Refugee Council said: "We are seeing a relentless catastrophiccivilcountdowndeathfaminefoodhungrynewspaperworldyear to a possible famine that the catastrophiccivilcountdowndeathfaminefoodhungrynewspaperworldyear hasn't seen since Ethiopia in the 1980s." The United Nations said: "More than 50,000 Yemenis are already starving to catastrophiccivilcountdowndeathfaminefoodhungrynewspaperworldyear and 16 million will go catastrophiccivilcountdowndeathfaminefoodhungrynewspaperworldyear this year." It added that the UK cut in aid from $280 million last year to $120 million this catastrophiccivilcountdowndeathfaminefoodhungrynewspaperworldyear would be "tragic". The UK's Guardian catastrophiccivilcountdowndeathfaminefoodhungrynewspaperworldyear said: "Yemenis aren't starving, they are being starved."