It has been more than three months since Houthi militants detained dozens of UN staff, all of whom were working to provide life-saving aid to the Yemeni people at the time of their arrest.

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has launched a new community point to support hundreds of displaced families in Hays District, south of Al Hudaydah Governorate (western Yemen), in a move it said was important to address the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Yemen.

The International Organization for Migration launched an urgent appeal today, Thursday, to provide more than $13 million to provide relief to those affected by the floods in Yemen.

Qatar Red Crescent announced, on Wednesday, the launch of a donation campaign to provide relief to those affected by the floods that hit several areas in Yemen.

The Yemeni government called for Arab and Turkish support to confront the damage caused by the floods that have been hitting the country for months, and which have exceeded the capabilities of its institutions, whose capabilities have been weakened by the ongoing war in the country for ten years.

An international network expected that Yemen will continue to be at the forefront of countries most in need of aid around the world by next February, with the number of people in need of humanitarian aid in the country rising to 19 million people.