adou rabbo mansour hadi visited the port of aden. it's his second visit to the city since a saudi-led coalition went to war in yemen in march, forcing the government to take reef final in riyadh. an offensive was launched to retake taiz. taiz is the third largest city in yemen. the editor in chief of the yemen post says the president's visit is a boost to the troops on the ground. >> it's very, very powerful for him to come at this time right now, and he is not coming just to visit aden. he is coming here as a sign that he is willing and is seriously planning to help the uprise in taiz and that's why his aides informed us his goal is to help and aid in the uprising happening, the resistance against the houthis in different areas of the country. the houthis right now are in anger, because they did not want him to be part of the political scheme of yemen's future. he is now back in aden, showing that he is the penalty of yemen whether the houthis or allies like it or not. the houthis have four provinces, where a month ago had the entir

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battles have raged as iran backed rebels and supporters of adou rabbo mansour hadi fight for control of yemen said third largest city. >> a second tropical storm is heading toward yemen in the arabian sea and is expected to intensify to a cyclone with wind speeds of up to 160 kilometers per hour. meg will not be as powerful as the last cyclone which killed eight people but will bring lots more rain. >> the u.n. is expected that fierce of an outbreak of cholera in iraq is snow balling. one in five confirmed cases is in children. the school year was delayed by a month in may be areas. it is spread mainly through contaminated water and many affected are refugees living in camps with poor sanitation. unicef's director in iraq said it's crucial that the people know how to prevent catching cholera. >> we've distributed potable water, improving water storage for 15,500. we've made available 820,000 oral rehydration salts to help chirp recover when they have diarrhea. it's about messaging with communities, about hygiene, washing their hands. we've red unicef and w.h.o. have reached out to ov