AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHospital Attacks in Sana’a: Yemen’s Houthi-run Health Ministry says Saudi-led airstrikes hit near Al-Sabeen Maternity and Childhood Hospital in Sanaa, damaging wards and medical equipment and injuring people during peak hours, prompting evacuations and panic. Humanitarian Alarm for Health Services: A women and child rights group (Entisaf) condemned the strike as a grave violation of protections for hospitals, warning that attacks on maternity and pediatric care deepen Yemen’s health-system collapse. Taiz Fighting and Health Risks: Yemen’s internationally recognized government announced a major operation to retake Houthi-held territory as fighting intensifies around Taiz, a densely populated governorate where road disruption and siege conditions threaten access to care. Cholera and Disease Threats in Displacement Camps: WHO reporting over the week highlighted rising risks of cholera and other outbreaks among displaced Yemenis, as displacement grows and health facilities struggle to cope. Food Security Strain on Health: WFP and UN-linked reporting warned hunger is worsening fast, with families facing severe difficulty meeting food needs—raising the risk of malnutrition and related disease, especially for children. UNICEF Disruption to Care and Learning: UNICEF said fighting has displaced tens of thousands and disrupted health facilities, while schools in affected areas were forced to close or suspend.
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