People in the city center have been shelled for a few months, they live in their apartments, and when the shelling starts they go to the basements. They are used to it. Photographer Guillaume Binet More Quotes by Photographer Guillaume Binet More Quotes From Photographer Guillaume Binet I was there during Ramadan, and there was bombing, shelling and fighting all day, it got particularly worse at 6:30 or 7 p.m. when everyone would leave their houses to break the fast. The Houthis would fire lots of rockets then. Everyone sleeps in the city center to avoid the shelling, but each time a bomb falls, it kills a family. Photographer Guillaume Binet top-news I met a woman whose husband and three sons are all fighting( for The Southern Resistance) -- the husband is fighting because he is jobless, and it's the only thing he can do, other men have come from Saudi Arabia to fight to protect their families and support The Southern Resistance. Photographer Guillaume Binet top-news The doctors are not sleeping. They are working day and night and are certainly short on surgeons and nurses, at the time( of my visit), the hospital was on the front line -- you could be shot through the window, you can hear the tanks firing and the bullets zinging by. Photographer Guillaume Binet top-news The Houthis are only allowing vegetables to pass through into the city center, there is hardly any meat or flour left. People are starving. They are really struggling to eat. Photographer Guillaume Binet top-news It is a disorganized mess, and there is no way to escape, people are going hungry, people are dying. They really need help. Photographer Guillaume Binet top-news
