Intensified military activity in western Yemen has led to a significant increase in displacement, with over 200,000 people now internally displaced. The Government of Japan has provided an emergency grant to Yemen and Djibouti in response to the deteriorating humanitarian situation. Despite access constraints, 18 International Medical Corps-supported health facilities remain operational.

Humanitarian organizations warn of further deterioration in the country's humanitarian situation due to escalating conflict. Funding for humanitarian assistance is alarmingly low, hindering the response to soaring needs.

Over 200,000 people have been forced from their homes across 10 governorates, representing a 10% increase in displacement. More than 45 million people across the Near East and North Africa, including Yemen, face severe hunger.

Specific details on the locations of intensified military activity and the immediate impact of the Japanese emergency grant are not yet covered in recent reporting.