The numbers vary, but the story they tell is clear: The cyclone in Yemen has destroyed almost everything in its path.<br />And some residents say between the ongoing war and the abject poverty that dominates the nation, they are growing terrified of the future.<br />“All people here are very scared because the situation was already very bad due to the war and the control al-Qaida has on our city,” said Shehab Hazem, a 23-year-old fisherman from Mukalla.<br />“And now we have the cyclone, which has made it much worse.”<br />The U.N. refugee agency estimates more than 1 million people are impacted by the storm that is reported to have dumped years’ worth of rain on Yemen in a matter of days.
