Yemen Fighting Forces Thousands Into Makeshift Camps as Displacement Surges
The United Nations says renewed clashes have driven families into makeshift camps where many arrive with little more than the belongings they can carry.
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WFP says it provided food assistance to 45,000 people, preparing to support another 1.5M if conflict intensifies
Yemen fighting displaces 125,000 as Houthis push towards Red Sea chokepoint
Houthi rebels have driven more than 125,000 people from their homes as fighting intensifies along Yemen's Red Sea coast. The new displacement wave is worsening hunger, health risks and pressure on already thin aid resources.
The latest military offensive of the Huthis forces tens of thousands of people to flee. The relief agencies hardly follow.
At least 46,000 people have been displaced since the resumption of fighting between the pro-Iranian Houthis rebels and pro-government forces in south-west Yemen, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) announced on Friday, 11 September. The explanations of Pierre Catoire, an emergency doctor and member of the office of the NGO MEHAD.
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