AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoChild Nutrition: UNICEF reports acute malnutrition is rising: more than a quarter of nearly 2,900 children screened were malnourished, including 200 with severe cases, as fighting disrupts healthcare. Newborn Care: Fuel shortages in besieged Taiz have cut incubators at the Yemen Swedish Hospital from 40 to 10. Staff warn that without fuel and oxygen, premature and critically ill babies are at risk. Health Access: The UN says shortages of medicine, fuel and water have pushed needs in Taiz to critical levels; mounting waste raises disease risks. Cholera cases continue to be reported, including 14 cases and one death in Marib City. Displacement: IOM recorded more than 276,000 people displaced in Yemen from June to October 24, with Taiz hosting the largest number.
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