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Marib Dep. Governor says Houthis displaced 54 thousands peoples in 2 months

[02/11/2021 05:54]

MARIB-SABA
Deputy Governor of Marib governorate Dr. Abd-Rabbu Meftah stated that over 54 thousands is the total number of the Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) who fled their own regions in September and October for their lives due to Houthi militia's military operations and atrocities.

" Iran-backed Houthi militiamen have displaced more than 54 thousand during September and October from the districts of Rahabah, Hareeb, Mahiliah, al-Abdiah, Jabal Morad and al-Gobah".

His statement came as he met here today with Director of the UNICEF Office in Aden Charles Nazoki.

Meftah called on the UNICEF, other UN's agencies and all relief and humanitarian organizations to step-up efforts to relieve the large number of the newly IDPs who are in dire need of assistance.

" Un urgent relief and humanitarian actions are needed to support the unfortunate IDPs who are lacking food, shelter and other basic needs", said Meftah.