Families Displaced From Mokha Face Shortages of Shelter and Services in Lahj

Families who fled the city of Mokha for Taiz and Lahj are struggling with a shortage of tents and basic services, leaving them with limited shelter and support after displacement.

Overcrowding in the camps has compounded their difficulties. Cramped conditions have contributed to the spread of insects and disease among displaced families.

Severe shortages of water and food add to the hardship, making it difficult for families to meet their most basic daily needs.

In Lahj, the lack of adequate shelter is part of a broader struggle for displaced households. With camps crowded and essential supplies scarce, families face overlapping pressures on their health and living conditions.