Taiz hospital warns of collapse within days amid Houthi siege
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Houthi forces continue their siege of Taiz, Yemen, causing acute water shortages in the city of over a million. Amnesty International has called on the militia to open access roads, but no change in Houthi behavior is reported. The situation underscores the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Yemen, with the siege exacerbating civilian suffering.
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Houthi forces have maintained a siege on Taiz since early October, severely restricting humanitarian aid and essential supplies to an estimated 800,000 people. This blockade has led to critical shortages of fuel, medicine, water, and oxygen, pushing hospitals, including neonatal units, to the brink of collapse. The situation is confirmed to be a deepening humanitarian crisis, with the exact timeline for hospital collapse and broader civilian impact remaining uncertain.
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