DIRECT - Middle East: More than 2,000 People Fled From Yemen to Djibouti, According to UN
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More than 2,000 people have fled by boat since September 10, Yemen, in the midst of fighting between government forces and the Houthis, towards Djibouti, said Sunday, 13 September, the International Organization for Migration (IOM). The Houthis, which previously controlled much of the northern part of the country, including the capital Sana'a, and Hodeida, have progressed on the coast in a few days, taking over the port city of Mokha as well as …
On Sunday, the United Nations reported that more than 2,000 displaced persons arrived in Djibouti this week from Yemen to escape the intensification of fighting between the Houthi rebels supported by Iran and the Yemeni Government...
Yemen: Local authorities in Yemen ' s temporary capital, Aden, began preparing a new camp to receive thousands of displaced persons from areas of military escalation of the Al-Houthi group, according to local information, Sunday. According to the site of the source O ' nnlain, the Executive Unit for the Management of the Displaced Persons ' Camps has launched the installation of a new camp in the Paradise area at Al-Bireqa, west o…
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