Houthi attacks displace over a thousand Yemenis
During the period from August 9 to 15, Yemen experienced a significant increase in internal displacement waves, with 176 families (approximately 1,056 individuals) displaced as a result of escalating clashes and ongoing attacks by the Houthi group in the provinces of Taiz, Marib, and Hodeidah. These conflicts emptied several areas of their residents and led to forced displacement. The majority of these displacements primarily originated from the districts of Al-Mokha, Khoweila, and Hayfan in Taiz, as well as from Marib, Al-Wadi, and Hureib. A limited number of displaced persons also settled in other governorates. The report indicated that 94% of these families fled due to the escalation of conflict and security risks, while 6% were displaced for economic reasons. Since the beginning of 2023, the total number of displaced families has reached approximately 1,988, totaling around 11,928 individuals, amid ongoing deterioration of humanitarian and economic conditions in the country.
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