AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTaiz’s Health Emergency: A renewed siege has left 246,711 people without basic healthcare, including more than 186,000 children under five and nearly 23,000 pregnant women, Yemen’s Health Ministry says. Hospitals face shortages of medicine, fuel and oxygen; some have cut incubator use, putting newborns at risk. Aid groups warn that hunger, unsafe water and disrupted sanitation are raising disease risks, while more than 600,000 people dependent on aid are beyond reach. Rising Toll: WHO reports 1,677 people killed and 7,395 injured since August, with 276,000 displaced. In Marib, only six of 31 mobile medical teams remain operational. Aid Response: The EU has added €22.5 million in humanitarian funding for food, nutrition, healthcare, water and sanitation as needs deepen.
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