[Conflict in Yemen resumes, the United Nations says more than 10,000 newly displaced families have been added] September 11th, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs stated on the 10th that the recent re-eruption of conflict in Yemen has resulted in approximately 11,400 additional displaced families in the country, with the vast majority concentrated in Taiz and Hodeida provinces. Previously, the United Nations reported the number of displaced families at 5,600. The United Nations says that since early September, conflicts in Yemen have killed at least 14 civilians, including two children. Security incidents affecting the distribution of humanitarian facilities, supplies, etc., as well as ongoing insecurity along key routes, further limit humanitarian relief operations. The United Nations calls on all parties to abide by international humanitarian law, protect civilians, and ensure that humanitarian aid can reach those in need safely and smoothly. (CCTV News)