AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHumanitarian Funding: UN relief chief Tom Fletcher warned Yemen’s humanitarian appeal is barely 20% funded, saying shortages are forcing rations cuts, clinic closures, and protection services to disappear—while hunger rises and health services crumble. Conflict & Health Risks: UN envoy Hans Grundberg said Yemen faces a serious risk of returning to large-scale conflict, as intensified front-line activity threatens to undo years of peace work and strain already-fragmented state institutions. Red Sea Attacks With Medical Fallout: AP reports a Yemeni commercial ship in the Bab al-Mandeb was hit by three ballistic missiles; survivors say a second strike hit during rescue, killing six and injuring at least nine, with crew treated at Mokha hospitals. Frontline Clashes: Fighting between Houthis and government forces continued in Taiz, with at least one soldier killed and another critically wounded, as attacks also targeted schools and places of worship. Care Access & Support: QRCS inaugurated a dialysis centre in Lahej and launched a kidney-patient project, while the Urology Care Foundation named a Yemeni urologist for humanitarian grants. Community Health Messaging: Sana’a and Dhamar health offices tied Prophet’s birthday preparations to solidarity—highlighting free medical camps and hospital readiness.
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