Yemenis displaced in Taiz suffer difficult humanitarian conditions

AhlulBayt News Agency (ABNA): Displaced people in Taiz province, south-west of Yemen, suffer from difficult humanitarian conditions due to the continued US-Saudi aggression and the siege.

The displaced said that they do not receive any assistance from international organizations and are living a great tragedy, facing the scourge of the US-Saudi aggression and its continuous siege for the fifth year.

They struggle to survive in primitive ways in simple camps lacking all the ingredients of a decent life, while others are confined to cramped rooms and accommodation, with cost of renting a heavy burden on them.

Some are preventing their young children from learning, instead they beg and work. Others are at risk in search of a living.

"We appeal to the officials and we appeal to the organizations to fear God in these displaced people," one displaced person told Al-Alam television. "The displaced have nothing to eat.”

"People are deprived of relief, things have reached the level of human trafficking, there is no coverage of people's need for relief, children are dropping out of education and are begging to cover and meet the needs of their families," deputy of Taiz governorate, Abdulla Allaw told Al-Alam correspondent.

In the face of escalation of the aggression and its continuous siege amid international silence, urgent appeals launched by the displaced people in Taiz governorate to the official authorities to fill their hunger and restore the smile to the mouths of their children.


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