AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoYemen Health Emergency: Renewed fighting has displaced more than 200,000 people, with nearly 3,800 fleeing to Djibouti. WHO says its immediate funding need has risen from $9 million to $31 million, including $700,000 for refugees in Djibouti. Disease Risks: Cholera cases in Yemen have tripled in three weeks; suspected measles cases have topped 22,000 this year, with 128 deaths. Dengue, malaria and child malnutrition are also rising as health services struggle to cope. Humanitarian Aid: Japan has pledged $8 million for food, health and other support in Yemen, plus $2 million through UNHCR for refugees in Djibouti. Migrant Health: IOM has recorded more than 20,000 migrant movements from Ethiopia into Djibouti since September 10. Thousands have been stranded on desert routes, facing dehydration and shortages of food and water; IOM is providing medical care and emergency supplies.
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