More than 250,000 displaced in Yemen since fighting escalated: UNHCR
UNICEF says escalating fighting in Taiz is threatening its water systems, serving an estimated three million people.
Al Jazeera English reports: UNICEF says escalating fighting in Taiz is threatening its water systems, serving an estimated three million people.
This world story centres on Yemen. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include UNHCR, UNICEF and Taiz.
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