AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealth System Under Strain: Yemen’s Health Minister warned that falling funding could push parts of the health system toward collapse, with fewer than half of facilities operating at full capacity and shortages hitting medicines, fuel, maternal and child care, vaccinations, nutrition, dialysis and cancer treatment. Conflict Toll: WHO reported 164 deaths and 645 injuries in Yemen between Sept. 19–26, with more than 180,000 displaced since fighting escalated. Taiz Civilian Harm: Saudi airstrikes on Taiz were reported to have killed at least seven and wounded dozens (including children) at or near the Mawiya market area, while Yemen’s government and Houthi accounts disputed targets and casualty figures. Water & Malnutrition: Displaced families in Taiz’s Al-Munij camp said access to drinking water is worsening as camp populations grow; UNICEF also warned acute malnutrition is rising among children. Burn Care Expansion: Hajjah inaugurated a National Center for Burns and Reconstructive Surgery branch, adding specialized staff and equipment to improve local treatment capacity. Refugee Pressure: Djibouti appealed for international support as Yemeni refugee arrivals surged, stressing shelter, food, healthcare and basic services are stretched.
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