AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoVaccine Crisis: Yemen’s internationally recognized government says nearly 5 million children in Houthi-controlled areas are at risk after routine childhood vaccines ran out, accusing the Houthis of blocking deliveries and immunization teams; the Houthi-run Health Ministry denies the claims, saying UNICEF suspended supplies in late 2025 and all nine essential vaccines were depleted. Measles Emergency: In Marib, authorities declared a public health emergency after 1,624 measles cases and 12 deaths since the start of the year, with most infections concentrated in displacement camps. Maternal Health Alarm: UNFPA warns Yemen’s humanitarian situation is worsening, citing three women dying each day from pregnancy or childbirth complications amid severe funding gaps. Dialysis Access: Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) completed and equipped a free dialysis centre at Ibn Khaldoun Hospital in Lahij, installing 12 machines and adding power, water treatment, medicines, and staff training. Humanitarian Funding Shift: The U.S. resumed funding for global health and humanitarian programmes through multilateral agencies after dissolving USAID, pledging nearly $2 billion over two months. Maritime Health Risk: Yemeni forces rescued all 14 crew from an Indian cargo ship that sank after a Red Sea attack off Hodeidah, reporting medical assistance and no casualties.
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