AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHospitals under fire: Saudi strikes hit Yemen’s capital Sana’a and nearby areas, with the Houthi-run Health Ministry saying Al-Sabeen Maternal-Child Hospital suffered severe damage during peak hours, while reports also cite injuries near detention sites. Taiz fighting and civilian harm: In southwestern Taiz, clashes between Houthis and government forces killed 70+ in 24 hours as both sides traded airstrike and missile claims, raising fears for civilians near the Red Sea approaches. Cholera risk in displacement camps: WHO warned that worsening water and sanitation in Yemen’s displacement sites—especially in Aden—has increased cholera and other infectious disease risk, with thousands of suspected cases and many families relying on unsafe water. Hunger spikes as families flee: WFP says nearly 75% of Yemeni households in accessible areas struggle to meet basic food needs, as renewed insecurity drives more displacement and families survive on minimal food. Eye care access: A free eye camp in Hodeida’s Hays District delivered 165 surgeries (mostly cataracts) to over 1,300 vulnerable patients, showing how targeted services still reach communities despite the conflict. Food security effort: Hajjah reported progress in cultivating Yemeni rice in districts including Aslam and Qafl Shamar, aiming to reduce reliance on imports.
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