AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoWater and Sanitation: Fighting and fuel shortages in Taiz threaten water systems serving 3 million people, including 1.6 million children. Families are rationing water as rubbish piles up and is burned in the streets, raising fears of disease outbreaks. Child Health: UNICEF warns that unsafe water and hunger are compounding risks; of 168,000 children screened for malnutrition in Taiz this year, more than 52,000 had acute malnutrition. Hospital Access: Fuel shortages are disrupting hospitals, while road closures leave patients unable to reach care. At least 10 dialysis patients have reportedly died since the siege began, and doctors warn many more are at risk. Displacement: More than 250,000 people have been displaced across Yemen since August, with Taiz among the hardest-hit areas. UN agencies say aid and essential supplies must be allowed into the city.
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