UNICEF: Around 79,000 Children Displaced in Western Yemen in Under a Month
The UN children's agency says more than 12 million children in Yemen now require humanitarian assistance.
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Approximately 79,000 children have been displaced in western Yemen within less than a month, according to UNICEF, as cited by Anadolu Agency.
The UN children's agency said that more than 12 million children across Yemen currently require humanitarian assistance, underscoring the scale of the crisis facing the country's youngest residents.
The report does not specify the precise cause of the latest wave of displacement in western Yemen or the exact areas most affected within that part of the country.
Yemen has faced a prolonged humanitarian crisis in recent years, with children consistently identified by aid organizations as among the most vulnerable to disruptions in access to food, healthcare, shelter and education.
UNICEF's figures point to a continuing deterioration in conditions for children in the affected areas, adding to the broader humanitarian needs already documented across the country.
Sources
- Around 79,000 children displaced in western Yemen in less than a month: UNICEF — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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