Houthi strikes prompt Yemenis to flee westward

The United Nations has warned of an escalation in the clashes in Yemen, particularly in Taiz, which has led to an increase in both internal and external displacement. Since the beginning of September, more than 130,000 people have fled their homes, most heading to more secure areas within Yemen or to Djibouti and Somalia. To date, over 3,600 Yemenis have arrived in Djibouti. The UNHCR confirmed that more than 70% of displaced families are living in inadequate conditions, facing challenges in accessing shelter and basic services amidst a funding shortage. The UN office has received only 15% of the required funding, with an urgent need for $13.5 million to ensure the continuation of humanitarian support. The ongoing fighting also worsens casualties and fatalities, while projections indicate an increase in displacement waves and rising humanitarian needs in the affected areas.

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