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Over 12,000 Displaced in Yemen Amid Ongoing Conflict and Climate Challenges

Over 12,000 Displaced in Yemen Amid Ongoing Conflict and Climate Challenges

Over 12,000 Displaced in Yemen Amid Ongoing Conflict and Climate Challenges …………… The International Organization for Migration (IOM) reported that more than 12,000 people have been displaced in Yemen over the past eight months due to deteriorating humanitarian conditions and…
Heavy Floods and Storms Hit Marib, Yemen: Five Dead, Thousands Affected

Heavy Floods and Storms Hit Marib, Yemen: Five Dead, Thousands Affected

Heavy Floods and Storms Hit Marib, Yemen: Five Dead, Thousands Affected ———————————- Marib, Yemen, has been hit by severe floods and storms, leaving at least five people dead or injured and causing extensive damage to thousands of families, local sources…
Heavy Rains in Yemen’s Marib Kill 3 Displaced Persons, Impact Nearly 3,000 Families

Heavy Rains in Yemen’s Marib Kill 3 Displaced Persons, Impact Nearly 3,000 Families

Heavy Rains in Yemen’s Marib Kill 3 Displaced Persons, Impact Nearly 3,000 Families ……………. Torrential rains, floods, and strong winds in Yemen’s Marib province during August have led to the deaths of three internally displaced persons (IDPs), injured two others,…
Israeli Airstrike Kills Yemen’s Houthi Prime Minister and Several Senior Officials

Israeli Airstrike Kills Yemen’s Houthi Prime Minister and Several Senior Officials

Israeli Airstrike Kills Yemen’s Houthi Prime Minister and Several Senior Officials ……………. The Independent reported that Yemen’s Houthi prime minister, Ahmad Ghaleb al-Rhawi, was killed in an Israeli airstrike targeting senior Houthi leaders. The Houthi-run news agency confirmed the deaths…
Over 100,000 Affected by Flooding in Southern Yemen, IRC Reports

Over 100,000 Affected by Flooding in Southern Yemen, IRC Reports

Over 100,000 Affected by Flooding in Southern Yemen, IRC Reports ……………. Severe flash floods in southern Yemen have impacted more than 100,000 people, according to a report released Tuesday by the International Rescue Committee (IRC). The humanitarian organization noted that…
UN Warns Over Half of Yemen’s Population Faces Severe Famine

UN Warns Over Half of Yemen’s Population Faces Severe Famine

UN Warns Over Half of Yemen’s Population Faces Severe Famine ———————————– The United Nations has warned that starting September 2025, more than half of Yemen’s population—around 18 million people—will face severe hunger. According to Reuters, 41,000 of these individuals are…
Floods Kill Eight, Including Children, Across Yemen

Floods Kill Eight, Including Children, Across Yemen

Floods Kill Eight, Including Children, Across Yemen ………….. At least eight people, including children, have died in recent flash floods and heavy rains affecting northern and eastern Yemen, local media reported on Saturday. The downpours triggered widespread damage across several…
Israel strikes on Yemeni capital Sanaa claims six lives, leaves 86 wounded

Israel strikes on Yemeni capital Sanaa claims six lives, leaves 86 wounded

Middle East continues to witness escalation of conflict and spillover of Gaza War into Yemen as Israeli forces targeted several civilian infrastructures in a fresh wave of attacks. On Sunday, Israeli airstrikes struck multiple locations in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, days…
Heavy Flooding in Aden Leaves Injuries and Major Damage

Heavy Flooding in Aden Leaves Injuries and Major Damage

Heavy Flooding in Aden Leaves Injuries and Major Damage ……………. Several people were injured and significant property damage was reported Tuesday after heavy rains triggered flash floods in Yemen’s southern city of Aden. Witnesses said torrential downpours swept through multiple…
Landmines in Yemen Continue to Threaten Civilian Lives

Landmines in Yemen Continue to Threaten Civilian Lives

Landmines in Yemen Continue to Threaten Civilian Lives …………….. Landmines in Yemen remain a significant threat, claiming the lives of over 6,400 civilians, including 412 women and 677 girls, with many more injured, according to recent reports. A recent incident…
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