More than 8,200 people have been killed and many more injured�ever since Saudi Arabia started a war on Yemen in March, a civil group says.�

The Yemeni Civilian Association announced in a report on Wednesday that the ongoing Saudi attacks have claimed the lives of 8,278 people, including�2,236 children,�and left 16,015 others injured.

The attacks have also destroyed or damaged:

-��������� Around 345,722 houses

-��������� 39 universities

-��������� 262 hospitals

-��������� 16 media offices

-��������� 615 mosques

-��������� 810 schools and educational centers

-��������� forced the closure of around 4,000 schools

Further damaged in Saudi strikes:

-��������� 1,113 government buildings

-��������� 191 factories

-��������� 59 heritage sites

-��������� 41 sports stadiums

-��������� 124 chicken farms

-��������� 547 food stores

-��������� 421 fuel tankers

Saudi attacks�have�destroyed or damaged:

-��������� 530 bridges and roads

-��������� 163 water tanks

-��������� 140 power plants

-��������� 167 telecommunications sites

-��������� 14 airports

-��������� 10 seaports

The report comes in the wake of�the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) warning�about the dire situation of Yemeni patients amid�Saudi attacks on hospitals.

Robert Mardini, who heads the ICRC�s operations for the Near and Middle East, has said the situation in Yemen is turning into one of the world�s �forgotten conflicts�.

Earlier this month, the ICRC�s outgoing health coordinator in Yemen, Monica Arpagaus, warned that hospitals in Yemen are no longer safe.

�We have incidents where hospitals have been targeted and patients have been injured and staffs have been killed,� Arpagaus said.

�Drugs, medication and medical supplies have been prevented from crossing frontlines into hospitals which desperately need these supplies.�

By Press TV