Houthi injuries strain Sana'a hospitals

A media report addresses the escalating humanitarian and security repercussions of the ongoing fighting in Yemen led by the Houthi movement. The group has imposed measures on the healthcare sector in Sanaa, including reducing the number of civilian cases admitted and dedicating hospitals solely for treating battle casualties. These actions have placed significant pressure on hospitals and diminished their capacity to serve civilians. At the same time, internal criticisms within the group are growing, accusing it of exploiting the war for personal gains by recruiting young people and ignoring the suffering of the local population, especially as the health situation deteriorates and medical funding and staff become increasingly scarce. The reports emphasize that these policies worsen civilian hardships, especially amid rising numbers of dead and wounded and the deepening humanitarian crisis in areas controlled by the group.

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