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Besieged Yemeni city of Taiz starved of supplies while garbage piles up and clinic attack kills 5

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NEW YORK CITY: Almost 310,000 people in Yemen have been driven from their homes since the start of August, the UN said on Wednesday. It warned that the besieged city of Taiz was running out of basic goods as renewed fighting blocked roads and choked supply lines, and the prices of essential items had increased as much as fivefold, according to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. Organizations that deliver flour and other …

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Local officials link illnesses recorded in October to mounting waste in Taiz city, where fighting has driven 6,400 families to seek refugee

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The crisis in the city of Ta ' izz in Yemen and the shortage of medical supplies prompted a government hospital specializing in motherhood and childhood to reduce the number of working nurseries to one quarter of their capacity, at a time when medical needs are increasing as a result of ongoing fighting and restrictions on roads leading up to the city.

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UN reveals basic necessities crisis in Yemen, food prices in Taiz soar fivefold due to access barriers

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Arab News broke the news in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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