Over 86,000 individuals have been newly displaced across six governorates in Yemen, with more than 2,800 people fleeing to Djibouti, nearly half of whom are children. The World Food Programme is scaling up its emergency response, having already provided food assistance to 45,000 people and preparing for further aid. International Medical Corps continues to operate 15 health facilities in the west coast region.

Public health risks are a significant concern for new arrivals in Djibouti. The ongoing conflict continues to drive displacement, placing additional strain on humanitarian resources, while funding remains well below requirements.

An estimated 22.3 million people in Yemen require humanitarian assistance and protection services. The displacement of over 86,000 individuals highlights the severe impact of renewed fighting on civilian populations, leading to increased needs for food, shelter, and health services.

Specific details on the public health risks identified for new arrivals in Djibouti are not yet covered in recent reporting.