Flooding in Yemen has left at least 57 people dead and thousands displaced, the UN has said.
More than 34,000 families were affected by the heavy rains, which began in late June and intensified in early August, according to the UN humanitarian affairs office (OCHA).
It has worsened the country’s “already dire humanitarian situation” as millions grapple with the impact of a civil conflict that began nearly 10 years ago, the UN body added. , external
“The magnitude of this disaster is overwhelming, and the humanitarian needs are enormous,” said Matt Huber, the International Organization for Migration (IOM)’s acting chief of mission in Yemen.
