Displaced Families Face Shelter and Supply Shortages in Lahj

Families displaced from the city of Mokha to Taiz and Lahj are struggling with a lack of tents and basic services, leaving them with limited shelter and support after fleeing their homes.

Overcrowding in displacement camps has compounded those hardships. Cramped conditions have contributed to the spread of insects and disease among residents already facing shortages of everyday necessities.

Water is in critically short supply, adding to the difficulties families face in meeting their daily needs. Food is also scarce, deepening the strain on those who left their belongings behind.

The shortage of tents has left shelter needs unmet, while gaps in services have made life in the camps increasingly difficult. For displaced families in Taiz and Lahj, finding safety has not brought an end to their struggle for basic necessities.