Yemen: UN Plans 230,000 Internally Displaced Persons in the Coming Months
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More than 130,000 have been displaced within Yemen and about 3,000 others have fled to Djibouti since fighting resumed in early September between pro-Iranian Houthi rebels and government forces.
Some 230,000 internally displaced persons in Yemen and 10,000 other refugees in Djibouti are expected to need humanitarian assistance in the coming months, said the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) on Tuesday.
Following the bulwark offensive of the Houthis rebels, some 230,000 internally displaced persons in Yemen and 10,000 other refugees in Djibouti are expected to need humanitarian assistance in the coming months, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) announced on Tuesday, 22 September.
The fighting in Yemen has resulted in 154 deaths in the last two days, the French-Press Agency told military sources in both camps.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) on Tuesday warned of the possible displacement of an additional 100,000 people in Yemen over the next three months, as a result of the escalation of fighting that has already led more than 130,000 people to leave their homes this month...
UN: Forecasts 230,000 Internally Displaced People in Yemen and More than 10,000 Refugees in Djibouti
"The intensification of the conflict in Yemen could lead to more mass displacements, and increasing numbers of people are expected to flee their homes, both within Yemen and to Djibouti, Somalia and other countries."
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