Yemen war sees scramble for scant resources between displaced and locals
Summary
The war in Yemen, which began in 2014, has caused severe food shortages and poor living conditions for millions of displaced people. Many displaced families live in camps with little aid, struggling with hunger, health problems, and harsh weather.Key Facts
- Yemen’s war started in September 2014 and has displaced 4.8 million people inside the country.
- Food and shelter were better at the start but have worsened due to ongoing conflict and economic collapse.
- The Yemeni rial’s collapse has caused high inflation and the worst food crisis since 2022.
- Camps like Maryamah in Seiyun hold thousands of displaced families but have received much less humanitarian aid in recent years.
- Many families rely on casual work but often cannot earn enough, leading to hunger and health problems.
- Power cuts and extreme heat make living conditions inside shelters very harsh.
- Medical care is difficult to afford, and many children are pulled out of school due to lack of money.
- The conflict has caused about 377,000 deaths directly or indirectly, involving Iran-backed Houthis and the internationally recognized government.
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