AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRed Sea displacement surge: Yemen’s western coastal provinces are seeing a fast-growing exodus, with the UN migration agency IOM reporting 82,164 people displaced since early September, including more than 2,000 reaching Djibouti and being moved to Obock for water, hot meals, and basic supplies. Frontline health strain: As fighting tightens around Taiz and Hodeidah, reports say hospitals and referral routes are under pressure, with medical teams preparing for mass-casualty arrivals. Houthi advances reshape access: A key road to Taiz has reopened after Houthi gains along the western coast, including control of Mocha and wider Red Sea coastline, while government forces still hold parts of Taiz city and continue attacks. Regional escalation risks: The fighting is also driving wider regional instability, with Houthis claiming drone and missile strikes into Saudi Arabia and fears of renewed civil-war conditions across Yemen. Local preparedness: In Amran, officials discussed rainy-season emergency planning and public health steps to prevent outbreaks like acute watery diarrhea, alongside coordination between Al-Samad Hospital and the Red Crescent.
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