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Conflict intensified again on 9 February 2021 as the Houthi announced a new offensive towards Marib city.

Uttaran In Tamil Epde 280 Update The Risk

Every month, ACAPS analysts and technical experts, including economists and anthropologists, review the current development of indicators collectively and update the risk outlook.

This report provides a brief overview of the stakeholders interviews, including their views on the impact products published by the YAH between December 2019December 2020 had on their decision-making processes.

It is increasingly likely that there could be an immense oil leakage from andor an explosion of the FSO Safer, a floating storage and offloading unit anchored in the Red Sea, 60km north of the port of Al Hodeidah.

If disaster strikes, the Safer could release four times the amount of crude oil that was spilled in the Exxon Valdez catastrophe of 1989, which had major impacts on the environment and on people and their livelihoods in affected areas.

As at 28 March, there had been a total of 14 confirmed cases, four probable cases, and nine deaths, and no new cases had been reported since 4 March.

Dubrka, Ratoma, Coyah, Dixinn, and Matoto sub-prefectures were on alert after a confirmed case travelled to and was hospitalised in Conakry.

We continue to monitor closely the risks identified in order to establish how they have evolved and if they have materialised.

You can find the updates of the risks identified in Global Risk Report October 2020 at the end of this analysis.

The objective is to enable humanitarian decisionmakers to understand potential changes that could have humanitarian consequences.

By exposing the possible developments and understanding their impact, these potential changes can be taken into account in planning and preparedness.

The damage caused by the fire significantly sets back the humanitarian response and exacerbates the existing needs of the Rohingya, who already live in precarious conditions.

While fires in the camps are common, this fire was described as unlike any other fire seen in the camps since 2017.

As at 24 March, out of the 124,381 people living in the four camps, 45,000 are estimated to be displaced.

Of the displaced, thousands of people are being re-hosted in other camps and preliminary assessments indicate that at least 10,000 shelters and 1,600 facilities have been destroyed or damaged.

It should be noted that the scenarios are not mutually exclusive.

Because the focus is global, it is possible for one scenario to transpire in one region or country while the other scenarios may develop elsewhere.

Insecurity resulting from conflict remains widespread, as does a lack of rule of law, and ongoing hostilities and economic deterioration in northern Syria continue to drive displacement into Afrin, with many people experiencing protracted displacement.

This report analyses the most urgent humanitarian needs for the population of Afrin.

This product has been translated by Translators Without Borders.

Tigray has an estimated population of nearly 5.7 million people, predominantly rural, although recent years have seen rapid urbanisation.

In October 2020, Tigray was hosting over 100,000 IDPs, primarily from Amhara and Oromia regions, and over 5,500 returnee IDPs, as well as more than 95,000 refugees, predominantly from Eritrea, mostly hosted in four camps.

However, it saw increasing levels of conflict when the Houthis launched a new offensive towards Al Jawf Governorate and Majzar district in Marib on 18 January 2020.

It is also the last stronghold of the IRG in the north of the country and hosts around 800,000 Internally Displaced People (IDPs), the largest number in Yemen.

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