Houthi militia continues to deny residents of Ibb access to public water for weeks.
- Residents of Ibb City face a severe water crisis due to Houthi restrictions.
- Public water services have been disconnected in Al-Dhahr and Al-Mashan neighborhoods for weeks.
- Residents are forced to buy water tanks at inflated prices amid the crisis.
- Authorities are urged to resolve the water shortages affecting daily life and livelihoods.
Houthi Militias Continue to Deny Public Water Access in Ibb
Residents of Ibb City have faced a severe water crisis for several weeks, as Houthi militias restrict access to public water supplies. This situation has forced families to purchase water tanks at inflated prices, despite the recent heavy rainfall in the region.
Water Supply Cut Off for Weeks
Local residents report that the water authority, under Houthi control, has disconnected public water services in the Al-Dhahr and Al-Mashan neighborhoods for an extended period. Some areas have experienced water shortages lasting up to six weeks, exacerbating the hardships for families, particularly those with limited incomes.
Rising Costs of Water Tanks
The price of water tanks has surged significantly during this crisis. Residents note that the Houthi militias have increased public water prices over the past few years. This rise occurs even though international organizations provide fuel and solar energy systems to support the water authority’s pumps and wells.
Urgent Call for Solutions
Residents are urging authorities to address this escalating crisis and ensure regular water access for all neighborhoods. They emphasize that the ongoing water shortages threaten their daily lives and increase the economic burdens on affected families.
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