The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs stated, “The floods have affected more than 50,600 families (equivalent to 354,400 people), noting that 157 victims have been recorded, including both the deceased and injured.” The office explained that 17 humanitarian partners have been able to deliver life-saving aid to more than 21,400 families (about 149,900 people) since the beginning of last August. However, due to funding shortages, access and storage restrictions, and weak inventories, especially in the areas of water, sanitation, and shelter. Last month, Yemen experienced a weather depression that swept through several provinces, including Aden, Lahij, Hadhramaut, Shabwa, Hajjah, and Hodeidah, leading to human losses and extensive damage to public and private property.
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