Unloading the UN humanitarian aid in Yemen. The main news of the day | Tuesday: Yemen, Afghanistan, Mental Health, Internet UN ~ 60 > The main news of the day in the UN and the world: detention of UN employees in Yemen, search and rescue work in Afghanistan, WHO report in mental health in the world, plan for a universal connection to the Internet by 2030. 62 > 62 > detention of UN employees in Yemen The UN Secretary General decisively condemned the arbitrary detention of UN employees in Yemen, as well as forced penetration into the premises of the World Food Program, the seizure of UN property and attempts to penetrate other premises of the UN in the dignity. The total number of UN employees detained de facto by the Yemen authorities is currently at least 18 people. The Secretary General again demanded the immediate and unconditional liberation of all detainees, including UN employees, international and non -governmental organizations, representatives of civil society and employees of diplomatic missions. “Our employees and employees of the UN partner organizations should not be arrested and detained in fulfilling their duties,” said Stefan Duzharrick, spokesman for a briefing in New York. ~ 60 > search work in Afghanistan In remote areas of East Afghanistan, an extraordinary humanitarian operation unfolds after a powerful earthquake that shook this part of the country last Sunday. According to the latest data, the number of dead exceeds 800 people, more than two thousand were injured. As the UN humanitarian coordinator emphasized in Afghanistan Indrika Ratwatt, the total number of victims can be calculated hundreds of thousands, since many houses have been destroyed, cattle died and life support systems were injured. In the first critical 24 hours, access to the injured areas was extremely limited due to landslides and rocks caused by underground shocks and recent rainfalls. The UN sent 20 teams to the area of the situation to assess the situation and 15 mobile groups to support humanitarian flights between Kabul and Jalalabad. 62 ~~ 60 > 62 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62The World Health Organization (WHO) has published new data, according to which more than one billion people in the world live with mental health. Anxiety disorders, depression and other mental dysfunctions cause tremendous damage to people and economics. Many countries have already improved the quality of programs in the field of psychiatric assistance, however, for the massive coverage of mental health protection services in the world, additional efforts are required. Such psycho -emotional disorders as anxiety disorders and depression are widespread in all countries and among all groups of the population, regardless of the age and level of income. They are the second most important cause of persistent disability and one of the factors in the loss of healthy years of life. Such disorders increase the expenses of individuals and families for medical care, and also give rise to huge economic losses around the world. ~ 60 > universal access to the Internet 60 > to achieve a universal connection to 2030 by 2030 by the international community by the international community by the international community Investments in the amount of 2.6 to 2.8 trillion dollars will be required. Such estimates are given in the “Action Plan for the Connecting of Humanity” published today, prepared by the International Union of Electric Communications, together with the Commission on Communications, Cosmos and Saudi Arabia Technologies. According to the latest data, about a third of the population of the planet today still remain offline. The largest expense item-from 1.5 to 1.7 trillion dollars-is the creation of the necessary digital infrastructure, including the installation of fiber-optical cables and the launch of satellites. Significant expenses – about 983 billion dollars – will be required to reduce the cost of smartphones and communication services so that users, especially in the poorest regions, can afford to enter the network. & Amp; nbsp; ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62