WFP Warns Growing Conflict in Yemen Has Cut Off Aid Deliveries to 800,000 People
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WFP Warns Growing Conflict in Yemen Has Cut Off Aid Deliveries to 800,000 People
The United Nations warns some 800,000 people have been cut off from lifesaving assistance due to heavy fighting between Houthi militias and Saudi-backed forces. The World Food Programme says shifting frontlines, blocked roads and growing insecurity have severely hampered access to the city of Taiz, which is encircled by Houthi militias. Medical officials at Taiz’s main hospital warn stocks of lifesaving supplies will run out in less than two wee…
Due to the increased fighting in Yemen, some 800,000 of the country's residents are cut off from essential aid. This is reported by the UN World Food Programme…
Fighting in Yemen has cut vital aid to 800,000 people. “This can quickly turn into a humanitarian catastrophe,” warns the UN agency responsible for food distribution, which has 37 of its workers among the 72 UN personnel detained by the Houthis and needs 268 [...]
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