The United Nations confirmed today, Thursday, that more than 32,000 people have been displaced again from their homes in Yemen since the beginning of this year, as a result of the continuation of the war that the country has been witnessing for 10 years, and climate disasters.

The United Nations Population Fund said in a recent report: “From January 2024 until the end of April, a total of 32,592 individuals were displaced due to armed conflicts and severe weather events.”

The UN report indicated that climate disasters caused the displacement of a total of 15,729 individuals, while armed conflicts caused the displacement of 16,863 individuals.

According to the report, the United Nations multi-sectoral rapid response mechanism, in cooperation with its implementing partners, was able to provide life-saving support to 98 percent of the total affected families registered with it, including 23 percent of families headed by women.

The report indicated that 3,753 affected families received one-time multi-purpose cash assistance from the International Organization for Migration, while 4,373 families were provided with one-time general food assistance from the World Food Program.

Despite the assistance provided by the United Nations, the continued flow of waves of displacement poses a danger to the displaced in light of the lack of prior governmental and UN plans to shelter the displaced.