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Displaced families in Yemen live in dire humanitarian situation

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Briefings

Hundreds of Yemeni families displaced from Taiz and Lahj governorates reside in Aden camps due to a major Houthi offensive beginning in September. They face difficult conditions requiring ongoing humanitarian aid.

Key points

• Hundreds of families from Taiz and Lahj governorates are displaced and living in Aden camps.
• The displacement follows a major Houthi offensive that commenced in September.

Context

This finding highlights the humanitarian crisis in Yemen resulting from the Houthi offensive, which began in September and has forced hundreds of families to flee their homes.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence describing the current situation without details on camp capacity, specific casualty numbers, or long-term recovery projections.

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