More than 112,000 displaced by Yemen fighting; thousands flee to Djibouti
United Nations says 22 million people need humanitarian aid as conflict intensifies.
More than 112,000 displaced by Yemen fighting; thousands flee to Djibouti
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More than 100,000 Yemenis displaced as conflict escalates, thousands flee to Djibouti
UN International Organization for Migration says people are fleeing on overcrowded boats and arriving with very limited food and water
Yemen conflict displaces 112,000 people inside country, thousands flee to Djibouti, UN migration agency says
GENEVA, Sept 18 - At least 112,000 people have been displaced inside Yemen within the last two weeks as fighting continues along the country's west coast amid a renewed conflict, while nearly 3,000 have fled by sea to Djibouti, the United Nations migration agency said on Friday.
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