Nearly 310,000 People in Yemen Have Been Forced to Leave Their Homes Since Early August because of Fighting, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Said
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Nearly 310,000 people in Yemen have been forced to leave their homes since early August because of fighting, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said
Providing shelter for displaced people remains “a pressing need,” the office said. Around 37,000 families are awaiting shelter assistance, while 32,000 need basic household items. Since August, 28 temporary accommodation sites have opened or...
Housing for displaced persons remains one of the most pressing problems, with some 37,000 families awaiting shelter assistance and 32,000 requiring household items.
Taiz under humanitarian siege: the UN launches the alarm for about one million people La Voce di Venezia The UN warns that in Taiz, Yemen, about one million people risk the lack of essential goods: half water, food +50%, hospitals at the limit. Taiz under humanitarian siege: the UN launches the alarm for about one million people La Voce di Venezia
The UN says the humanitarian crisis in Yemen's Taiz is worsening, with hospitals running out of oxygen and 300,000 displaced.
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