AGP Executive Report
Last update: 39 minutes agoMaternal Health: More than 13,000 pregnant women in Taiz lack essential care as fighting blocks supplies and routes, UNFPA says. Only five of 27 emergency maternal and newborn facilities are partly functioning; 1,500 women may need urgent obstetric care in the next two weeks. Hospitals Under Fire: A missile strike on Al-Saqiyah health centre in Lahj killed five people and injured 15, including medical staff, according to Yemen’s armed forces. Taiz Health Crisis: Nearly 250,000 people have lost access to essential healthcare, including more than 186,000 children under five, the UN says. Twelve hospitals risk closure amid shortages of fuel and medicine, while more than 1,400 acute diarrhoea and suspected cholera cases were reported in a week. Displacement and Aid: Nearly 300,000 people have fled fighting since August. The UN warns that aid is not keeping pace with needs and urges parties to reopen roads so food, clean water and medical supplies can reach civilians.
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