About 147,000 People Displaced from Eight Yemeni Provinces Due to Fighting
Government reports indicate that the recent wave of fighting has led to the displacement of tens of thousands in Yemen, with Taiz and Lahj provinces topping the list of most affected areas.
Approximately 147,000 people have been displaced from eight Yemeni provinces as a result of the recent wave of fighting, according to a government report. The provinces of Taiz and Lahj recorded the largest number of displaced persons among them.
The displacement comes amid continued tensions and armed clashes in several areas of Yemen, which have forced residents to flee their homes in search of safety.
Sources
- موجة القتال تقتلع الآلاف.. تعز ولحج تتصدران خريطة النزوح — Sky News Arabia
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