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The article addresses the ongoing wave of displacement in Yemen resulting from the escalation of military confrontations in the western coast. Thousands have fled from conflicted areas, particularly from Taiz and Hodeidah, to Marib province and other cities. The displaced people are suffering from dire humanitarian conditions, sharing cramped spaces in camps or overcrowded homes, and facing shortages of shelter and basic services. As the number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) continues to grow, some families arrive in Marib and live in tragic circumstances, with long-standing displaced individuals often having to accommodate newcomers despite their limited resources. Reports indicate that the number of displaced persons in Marib alone has exceeded two million, with a significant rise in recent arrivals. The most urgent needs are shelter, food, and water, amid recurring displacement episodes that show no end, reflecting a worsening humanitarian crisis in Yemen.
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