Tens Of Thousands Of Yemenis Flee Violence In South -- New York Times/Reuters
ADEN, Yemen (Reuters) - Some 54,000 Yemenis have fled the flashpoint southern province of Abyan since militants took over its capital last month, a government official said on Sunday, as fighting intensified in the area.
Mass protests demanding an end to President Ali Abdullah Saleh's three-decade rule and a political impasse continue to paralyze Yemen, as he recovers in Riyadh from an assassination attempt.
His government risks losing control of swathes of the country and giving al Qaeda's local wing a foothold next to key shipping routes.
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