GENEVA (AFP) -- A cholera outbreak in war-ravaged Yemen could infect more than 300,000 people by the end of August, up from nearly 193,000 cases today, the United Nations said Friday.
"Probably at the end of August we will reach 300,000" cases, UN children's agency spokeswoman Meritxell Relano told reporters in Geneva during a conference call.  Since the outbreak was declared in April, an estimated 1,265 people have died, she said. "The number of cases continue to increase," Relano said, adding that all of Yemen's 21 governorates have been affected.