A man waits his wheat to be crushed into flour at a mill in Sanaa, capital of Yemen, on Dec. 17, 2016. Wheat market and mill centers fear an escalated famine after the biggest wheat trader has stopped new wheat imports due to a crisis at the central bank. Wheat price was about 25 percent higher in November on average across Yemen than they were before the ongoing conflicts. (Xinhua/Mohammed Mohammed)
People purchase wheat flour at a market in Sanaa, capital of Yemen, on Dec. 17, 2016. Wheat market and mill centers fear an escalated famine after the biggest wheat trader has stopped new wheat imports due to a crisis at the central bank. Wheat price was about 25 percent higher in November on average across Yemen than they were before the ongoing conflicts. (Xinhua/Mohammed Mohammed)
A man carries a bag of imported wheat flour at a wheat market in Sanaa, capital of Yemen, on Dec. 17, 2016. Wheat market and mill centers fear an escalated famine after the biggest wheat trader has stopped new wheat imports due to a crisis at the central bank. Wheat price was about 25 percent higher in November on average across Yemen than they were before the ongoing conflicts. (Xinhua/Mohammed Mohammed)
A man takes a rest on bags of wheat at a mill in Sanaa, capital of Yemen, on Dec. 17, 2016. Wheat market and mill centers fear an escalated famine after the biggest wheat trader has stopped new wheat imports due to a crisis at the central bank. Wheat price was about 25 percent higher in November on average across Yemen than they were before the ongoing conflicts. (Xinhua/Mohammed Mohammed)
