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Concerns are growing about the worsening humanitarian crisis in Yemen due to the escalation of the Houthi conflict. Disruptions in shipping movements and funding shortages are causing a decline in the supply of essential goods, which about 90% of the population depends on. Prices of these goods have risen by over 20%, and customs fees on some shipments have exceeded 100%. This situation has led to widespread hunger and malnutrition, with 18.3 million people suffering from severe food insecurity. Some areas are expected to reach catastrophic levels of famine. Humanitarian organizations are facing an unprecedented funding crisis, having received only 12.7% of the total funding required for 2026. This threatens to cause a significant deterioration in health and water services and exacerbates the suffering of the most vulnerable, particularly children and women.
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