
DUBAI: Humanitarian organizations are warning that more than 80,000 people are on the move in Yemen as fighting and shifting front lines disrupt access to essential healthcare, with damaged medical facilities, overstretched services and closed roads. Aid groups say thousands of families are fleeing intensified airstrikes, shelling and armed clashes across Yemen, often arriving in safer areas without basic necessities or reliable access to healthcare. The latest escalation is placing further pr
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