UN Report Warns of Escalating Malnutrition Crisis in Yemen

Acute malnutrition among children and pregnant women surges as economic collapse and disease outbreaks compound humanitarian disaster.

Malnutrition rates in government-controlled areas of Yemen have risen by 34% compared to last year.
Four districts along Yemen's Red Sea coast are projected to face famine between July and October this year.
Over 600,000 children under five are suffering from acute malnutrition, with 120,000 severely affected.
Cholera and measles outbreaks, food shortages, and lack of clean water are exacerbating the crisis.
UN agencies call for urgent intervention to prevent further deterioration and save lives.