There are about 139 camps for the displaced in Marib province, Yemeni authorities say. AFP
Yehya Hayba and his children, who fled fighting between Houthi rebels and government forces backed by a Saudi-led coalition, live at the Al Sumya camp for internally displaced people near Marib city, Yemen. AFP
Children at Al Sumya camp. About 60 families were sheltering at the centre until this month, when an estimated 1,200 fleeing households arrived, the International Organisation for Migration says. AFP
The UN children's agency says it is supporting more than 7,500 people in the camp by providing clean water, hygiene kits and portable toilets. AFP
Yehya Hayba and his children, who fled fighting between Huthi rebels and the Saudi-backed government forces, stay at the al-Sumya camp for internally displaced persons (IDP) east of Marib city, the last remaining government stronghold in northern Yemen, on November 24, 2021. - Al-Sumya, with its clusters of makeshift tents, has witnessed an influx of displaced people, with hundreds arriving in a month, according to the International Organization for Migration. The camp, with scant resources, bears testament to a conflict that has forced millions from their homes, creating what the United Nations calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis. (Photo by AFP)
Concerns for children living in Al Sumya camp are growing as temperatures drop during the winter. AFP
There are about 139 camps for the displaced in Marib province, Yemeni authorities say. AFP
Yehya Hayba and his children, who fled fighting between Houthi rebels and government forces backed by a Saudi-led coalition, live at the Al Sumya camp for internally displaced people near Marib city, Yemen. AFP
Children at Al Sumya camp. About 60 families were sheltering at the centre until this month, when an estimated 1,200 fleeing households arrived, the International Organisation for Migration says. AFP
The UN children's agency says it is supporting more than 7,500 people in the camp by providing clean water, hygiene kits and portable toilets. AFP
Yehya Hayba and his children, who fled fighting between Huthi rebels and the Saudi-backed government forces, stay at the al-Sumya camp for internally displaced persons (IDP) east of Marib city, the last remaining government stronghold in northern Yemen, on November 24, 2021. - Al-Sumya, with its clusters of makeshift tents, has witnessed an influx of displaced people, with hundreds arriving in a month, according to the International Organization for Migration. The camp, with scant resources, bears testament to a conflict that has forced millions from their homes, creating what the United Nations calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis. (Photo by AFP)
Concerns for children living in Al Sumya camp are growing as temperatures drop during the winter. AFP
There are about 139 camps for the displaced in Marib province, Yemeni authorities say. AFP
