Wararka ka imaanaya Yaman ayaa sheegaya in kumanaan qaxooti ah oo cusub ay ku biireen goobaha qaxootiga ee NRC-ka taageera, iyadoo dagaalku uu sii kordhinayo xaaladda qaxootiga ee gobollada Taiz, Lahj iyo Abyan.
Kordhinta Qaxootiga iyo Xaaladda Taiz
NRC-ka ayaa sheegay in 2,835 qoysas cusub ay ku biireen goobaha qaxootiga ee gobollada Taiz, Lahj iyo Abyan, iyadoo Taiz ay tahay gobolka ugu saameysan. 1,350 qoysas cusub ayaa ku biiray Taiz, halka 1,242 qoysas ay ku biireen Abyan, iyadoo 243 qoysas oo kale ay ku biireen Lahj.
Qoysaska badan ee Taiz ayaa ka yimid goobaha NRC-ka taageera, iyagoo raadinaya amniga goobaha kale. 5 ka mid ah 10 goobood ee NRC-ka taageera ayaa fadhiyay, iyadoo dadku ay u gudbeen goobaha kale iyo deegaannada.
Xaaladda Cuntada iyo Caafimaadka
OCHA ayaa sheegtay in toban boqol iyo saddex milyan qof oo Yaman ah ay wajahayaan cunto la'aan culus, halka 23 milyan qof oo kale ay u baahan yihiin caawinaad qaxooti ka hor inta uusan dagaalku si rasmi ah u bilaabin.
Qoysaska cusub ayaa sheegaya inay u baahan yihiin cuntada maalinlaha ah, iyadoo qaar ka mid ah ay ku nool yihiin meelaha ay sameeyeen, iyagoo isticmaalaya baabuurka, baabuurka iyo baabuurka.
Caawinaadka NRC-ka iyo Baahida
NRC-ka ayaa bixiya caawinaad degdeg ah oo ay ku jiraan baabuurka, baabuurka, baabuurka, iyo meelaha amniga ah ee carruurta. Taiz ayaa ah gobolka ugu badan ee NRC-ka taageera, iyadoo 1,500 qoysas iyo 3,000 carruur ah ay u baahan yihiin caawinaad.
Baahida ayaa u baahan in goobo cusub la sameeyo 1,000 qoysas oo kale, iyadoo NRC-ka ay diiradda saarayaan caawinaadka degdegga ah ee qoysaska cusub ee Taiz iyo Abyan.
The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) reports that approximately 15,000 newly displaced individuals have reached its supported displacement sites in Yemen's southern governorates since the latest escalation, marking a 78 per cent surge from pre-conflict levels across Taiz, Lahj and Abyan.
Surge in Displacement Across Southern Governorates
NRC supports 25 displacement sites across Taiz, Lahj and Abyan, which previously hosted more than 19,265 people before the escalation. Since fighting intensified, 2,835 new families have arrived, with the majority in Taiz fleeing their own NRC-supported sites as combat drew closer.
Taiz remains the most affected governorate, with five of its ten supported sites emptying as fighting approached. People moved to other displacement sites and villages, while NRC estimates most IDP families have 5.5 members per household, bringing the total new arrivals to 15,592 individuals across the three governorates.
Severe Humanitarian Needs and Resource Gaps
Close to three in four newly displaced households lack adequate shelter, according to OCHA. Families report walking kilometres to reach water, surviving on one meal a day, and constructing makeshift shelters from wood and banana leaves due to the absence of basic supplies.
NRC is providing emergency shelter kits, hygiene items, and safe spaces for children, but needs are so great that new sites must be established for another 1,000 families. Alison Bottomley, NRC's advocacy advisor in Yemen, warned that urgent funds must be mobilised to address the vast ocean of needs.
Wider Crisis Context and Funding Shortfalls
Overall, 128,000 people across Yemen have been displaced by the fighting since 1 August, while over 18 million face acute hunger and 23 million require humanitarian aid. Yemen is among the top five most-neglected crises globally, according to NRC's annual report.
Yemen's humanitarian response for 2026 is just over 20 per cent funded as of September, forcing donors to shift scarce resources between communities. Bottomley stated that when a neglected crisis is hit by an emergency on this scale, there are no easy choices, and needs continue to grow.
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