News – Yemen:  The Supreme Council for the Management and Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and International Cooperation revealed that the number of displaced has risen to four and a half million, for February 2021. 

The council stated, in a report, that the number of displaced families reached 670,343 families in 15 Yemeni governorates, amid the deteriorating humanitarian conditions, which is the worst in the world, in light of the continued piracy of the US-Saudi aggression against the fuel tankers.

The report indicated that the number of displaced persons in Hajjah governorate reached 791 thousand and 147, in Hodeidah governorate 804 thousand and 461 displaced persons, and in the capital Sana'a, the number of displaced persons reached 582 thousand and 855 displaced persons.

In Amran governorate, the number of displaced persons reached 285,999 IDPs, in Al Dhale` Governorate 47,271 displaced persons, while the number of displaced persons in Marib Governorate reached 49,291.

The report stated that the number of displaced persons in Al-Baydha governorate reached 114,226, while in Raima governorate there are 62,29 displaced persons.
According to the report, the number of displaced persons in Dhamar Governorate reached 268,674, and in Al-Jawf Governorate, 154,119 displaced persons.

The report indicated that the number of displaced persons in Ibb governorate is 226,65, while the number of displaced persons in al-Mahwit governorate has reached 54,894 individuals.

In Sana'a Governorate, the number of displaced persons reached 208,705 IDPs, while in Saadah Governorate, the number of displaced persons reached 504 thousand and 18 displaced persons, and Taiz Governorate recorded 342,804 displaced persons.