Houthi Blockade Threatens Taiz Health

The Yemeni city of Taiz is facing an imminent health catastrophe due to the blockade imposed by the Houthis, which has led to the depletion of medicines, medical supplies, and fuel in healthcare facilities. This situation threatens the lives of thousands of patients, including children and pregnant women. The Ministry of Health warns that emergency services, surgeries, and intensive care may come to a halt, with growing concerns over the suspension of dialysis and neonatal incubator services due to a shortage of fuel and electricity. The ministry calls for lifting the blockade and opening roads for medical supplies and personnel, holding the Houthis responsible for the health and humanitarian repercussions. It emphasizes the urgent need for action to ensure the continuity of health services and protect lives, especially given the deteriorating health situation and the increasing number of displaced people due to ongoing military escalations. The World Health Organization has also warned of the worsening of healthcare services and the deepening shortage of resources, confirming that the situation is turning into an emergency with resource deficits and declining support, which heightens risks and endangers patient lives.

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