00:00Yemeni refugees in Djibouti queue for supplies as the tiny African nation rushes to provide aid to thousands of new
00:10arrivals.
00:11The UN Refugee Agency says its Djibouti operations are only 15% funded, and it's bracing for more people to
00:21arrive.
00:223,000 Yemenis have already risked the dangerous journey across the Red Sea since the start of September, fleeing renewed
00:31fighting at home.
00:33The UNHCR says that number could jump to 10,000 in the coming months once difficult sea conditions improve.
00:42The agency is appealing for more than $13 million to ensure essential services.
00:49In Yemen, more than 130,000 people have been displaced by the advance of Houthi rebels along the coast.
00:57The UN is warning that number could surge to more than 230,000, on top of the more than 5
01:05million people in the country already displaced by years of war.
01:11For now, it says it urgently needs $25 million to provide aid to those in need.
01:19$200 million
01:19Based on the next funding the program has specified,
01:19including other reasons, stopping Slack, tienen whether this money is going to OFF,
01:19it's a few радиos, but you can also馬glass what solve all their if there are a company.
01:19But also it spends money with all sorts of such a knife away from the main platform.
Comments