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The humanitarian and health crisis in Taiz has worsened amid the ongoing siege and declining water, health and sanitation services. The World Food Programme and its partners launched an emergency meals initiative targeting 2,000 households in three districts. The United Nations reported that more than 310,000 people have been displaced since August, including around 135,000 in Taiz Governorate. Aid to Qataba and nearby camps was suspended after a missile landed near areas sheltering displaced people. Health services have also deteriorated: weekly medical consultations fell by 27 percent, while suspected dengue fever cases rose by 26 percent across the governorate and 71 percent within the city. The report warned that the decline in recorded cases may reflect weak disease surveillance and limited access to treatment. It called for fuel and medical supplies, stronger vaccination efforts, and measures to combat epidemics.
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