AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMawlid al-Nabawi in Yemen: Sana’a and governorates marked Prophet Muhammad’s birthday with large public events, with the government spokesperson saying authorities will “entrench four constants” from the Revolution Leader’s speech and intensify coordination across official and popular sectors. Education & health: Al-Hikma University in Sana’a graduated 64 doctors from its General Medicine and Surgery program, urging graduates to uphold medical ethics and serve Yemen’s healthcare system. Humanitarian warning: WFP says food insecurity is worsening across Yemen, with food consumption gaps rising and households facing shrinking purchasing power as the lean season approaches. Floods hit communities: IFRC reports torrential rains and flash floods have killed at least 73 people and affected thousands of families, damaging water, electricity, homes and farmland. Security & conflict: Yemen’s government forces said they repelled Houthi missile attacks on Mokha Port; separate reports also describe clashes in Taiz and continued Houthi pressure on aid workers. Ports & smuggling: Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council ordered closure of ports and crossings operating outside government law to curb smuggling and cut Houthi arms supplies.
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