Water & Sanitation Crisis: A new report says 15.4 million Yemenis lack clean water and 17.4 million lack adequate sanitation, with weak governance and conflict pushing preventable public health risks—especially for women, rural communities, and displaced families. Measles Outbreak: Rising measles cases are straining Yemen’s hospitals, with Taiz’s Yemen-Sweden Children’s Hospital reporting desperate shortages as the health ministry logged 14,470 suspected cases and 87 deaths in government areas in the first half of 2026. Chronic Kidney Care Support: Namaa Charity (Kuwaiti) says it funded treatment for 250 Yemen patients, including 100 kidney failure cases at Al-Wahatt Hospital in Lahj, aiming to reduce medical and financial burdens. Health System Under Pressure: A Yemen-based report highlights how wartime governance collapse and insecurity are worsening access to care, while conflict-linked infrastructure damage threatens basic services. Local Health Quality Checks: Dhamar’s Standards Authority conducted field visits to dairy factories, inspecting production, storage, and packaging and collecting samples to improve compliance with health requirements. Energy & Health Link: Trinasolar and Al-Raebi explored a 1.5 GW solar pipeline in Yemen, targeting more reliable electricity that can support services like hospitals and water systems.