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Update: Yemen: UN forecasts 230,000 internally displaced people in coming months

The France 24 – Français report summarises the main elements available, maintaining the statements attributed to their sources.

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France 24 — Français

France 24 — French devotes a report to "Update on: Yemen: UN forecasts 230,000 internally displaced people in the coming months" and presents this element as the central development of the available information.

The available report indicates that following the lightning offensive of the Houthi rebels, some 230,000 displaced people in Yemen and another 10,000 refugees in Djibouti are expected to need humanitarian assistance in the coming months, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) announced on Tuesday (September 22nd).

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