AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMalaria Surveillance: The U.S. Navy is seeking contractors to run data collection and medical surveillance in Yemen after a deadly malaria resurgence, aiming to track vectors and acute fever cases before the outbreak spreads further. Humanitarian Health Funding: The EU provided €3 million to UNFPA to support emergency reproductive health, protection, psychosocial help, and mental health care for nearly a quarter-million vulnerable women and girls in Yemen, amid a severe funding shortfall. Detention and Health Risks: Human Rights Watch reports Houthi authorities have referred at least six detainees—including a UNICEF consultant—to specialized prosecution, with allegations of torture, solitary confinement, and worsening health conditions. Food Insecurity Watch: WFP warns Yemen’s food insecurity is likely to worsen, citing rising food consumption gaps and severe deprivation levels as lean-season pressures and reduced aid capacity bite. Stray-Bullet Tragedy: A child died in Ibb after a stray bullet pierced his head during Houthi-linked Prophet’s Birthday events, highlighting ongoing firearm risks in crowded neighborhoods.
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