The International Organization for Migration announced that more than 73 displacement sites in Marib Governorate (eastern Yemen) - which hosts the largest concentration of displaced people in the country - were severely damaged due to severe weather events.

The United Nations announced that half a million people were affected by the floods that hit Yemen during the period from July 1 to September 5.

Yemen is witnessing a severe humanitarian crisis due to unprecedented floods and storms that have displaced more than half a million people.

A recent UN report revealed severe damage to agricultural lands and livestock in Yemen, as a result of the floods that hit the country last August, amid fears of dire consequences for food security and the economy in general.

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.

A recent international report revealed that the heavy rains and torrential floods that hit Yemen directly affected more than 420,000 people and destroyed thousands of homes, temporary shelters for the displaced, and infrastructure, during the period between April and August 2024.