The deterioration of the living conditions, Houthi detention campaigns, and intense American strikes, pushing residents in the kidnapped Yemeni capital, Sanaa, to leave their homes and areas and forced displacement to alternative places in search of safety and possible livelihoods.

Informed sources in Sana'a reported to Asharq Al -Awsat, that hundreds of families left in the last days several areas in northern and southern Sanaa, due to the interruption of livelihoods, and the escalation of repression and arrest campaigns and fears of the possibility of their neighborhoods being exposed to American raids targeting the homes of Houthi leaders.

Residents in Sanaa spoke to the "Middle East", their fear of exacerbating the humanitarian and security conditions as a result of escalation and weather strikes, stressing that they intend to displace them with their families.

In addition, the sources talked about a state of discontent among the displaced families of their housing in the city against the leaders of the Houthi group due to the summoning of the American strikes and its speedyness after that to secure itself and its families, and leave them vulnerable to the risks.

Ahmed, who recently displaced from Sana'a to Ibb, informs the Middle East, that there is no longer any safety in Sana'a as a result of the deterioration in all aspects of living, security and humanitarian, which has forced him and many families to leave the city.

Sources working in the internal transport companies in Sana'a confirmed that there is a noticeable turnout in the past two days to purchase travel tickets to leave from Sanaa to other governorates, including Ibb and Taiz, and other cities under the control of the legitimate government.

relief sources confirmed the high wave of displacement since the beginning of this month to families coming from several areas under the control of the Houthi coup, including Sanaa, Amran and Saada, and the sources expected that this wave of displacement would be the beginning of a wider wave if the Houthi and American military escalation continues in the coming days.

Marib Governorate (east of Sanaa) - according to the sources - received numbers of families displaced by escalation, raids and Houthi violations, as some of them settled in the camps, while others went to live in relatives and friends inside the city of Marib.

International reports have previously warned of a new escalation in the wave of internal displacement in Yemen, expected that the number of displaced people by the end of this year will reach 5.1 million people.

With a recent report, the International Organization for Immigration revealed the displacement of 70 Yemeni families during the last week, for security and economic reasons, and stated that the matrix followed their displacement, monitored the displacement of 70 families (420 individuals) in the period from 13 to 19 April (April).

The organization explained that the majority of the displaced families were residing in Sana'a amid fears of air strikes.

The displaced families went to more stable areas, including Taiz, who received the largest number of them by 38 families, then Marib with 28 families, and Hodeidah with 4 families.

The report stated that 91 percent of the total new displacement cases; (64 families) was displaced by the factors related to safety and security as a result of the conflict, while 6 families were displaced and 9 percent for reasons related to the economic factors related to the conflict.

The report explained that 60 percent of the displaced families need financial support, 32 percent in need of shelter services, and 6 percent in need of food, while the rest needs non -food items and ways to live. 4218 individuals.