AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHumanitarian Crisis: WHO says Yemen’s health crisis is worsening as shortages of staff, equipment, supplies and funding strain a system already battered by war; it flags cholera/acute watery diarrhea, measles, dengue, diphtheria, malnutrition and war injuries, with severe acute malnutrition affecting over 30,000 children and some therapeutic feeding centers running beyond capacity. Displacement & Access: UNICEF warns violence has forced more than 57,000 children from their homes in two weeks, disrupting care and schooling; UN agencies also report at least 112,000 displaced inside Yemen and nearly 3,000 fleeing by sea to Djibouti, where arrivals are overwhelming health and education services. Food & Nutrition: WFP is seeking $274 million in urgent funding to keep emergency food, nutrition and school feeding running, with plans to support up to 1.5 million people if fighting escalates. Local Health Response: A free eye surgery medical camp is set to launch in Al-Zahra District, Al-Hudaydah, aiming for 350 surgeries plus exams and medication. Aid Attacks Alleged: Yemen’s Human Rights Ministry accuses Houthis of attacking and looting Saudi-funded humanitarian and medical facilities, including clinics and water-shelter projects, threatening basic services for displaced civilians.
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