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Displaced people aid fleeing victims of Houthis
The article discusses the repeated waves of displacement in Yemen resulting from escalating military actions by the Houthis. Over 17,852 families, amounting to approximately 122,297 individuals, have fled combat zones up until mid-September 2026. The flow of internally displaced persons (IDPs) continues as they seek refuge in provinces such as Aden and other coastal areas, placing additional pressure on hosting communities and humanitarian organizations. Displacement recurs as old sites are used as new reception points, while aid efforts face security and administrative obstacles imposed by the Houthis, including looting of facilities and barriers hindering aid delivery. In response, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center continues to provide support through the distribution of food supplies, tents, and healthcare services. Urgent appeals are also being made for increased humanitarian interventions to meet the rising needs for food, water, and shelter, amidst worsening security conditions and ongoing waves of displacement.
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