The International Organization for Migration has reported a significant increase in the number of displaced individuals in Yemen due to escalating combat activities, now exceeding 217,000 people, according to a recent report dated October 12.
The organization noted that the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) recorded the displacement of 217,303 individuals, representing 36,216 families. It highlighted that Taiz Governorate ranks as the most affected area, accounting for 55% of the total displaced population.
The report indicated that the districts of:
are the most impacted, having also experienced the fiercest combat in recent days.
According to the organization, Lahij Governorate follows in second place with 45,390 displaced individuals, while Aden comes next with 26,112 displaced individuals.
The organization pointed out that it faces significant challenges in accessing most displacement sites due to the ongoing conflict, which hampers assessment operations and the delivery of humanitarian aid.
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