Any further flooding would strain a health system already stretched thin, where access to care is limited and resources to respond to a new emergency are scarce.
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Any further flooding would strain a health system already stretched thin, where access to care is limited and resources to respond to a new emergency are scarce.
The United Nations conducted a risk perception survey on 1,300 stakeholders across 155 countries. Political risks moved to the center. Concerns about AI and frontier technologies rose sharply.
More than 104,000 people have been displaced in just two weeks. The fighting across western Taiz, southern Hudaydah, Marib and other affected areas is cutting children off from essential services.
While some indicators, such as falling admissions and slower transmission, may suggest the outbreak is easing, MSF is observing a worrying trend: cases are spreading into new, underprepared areas.