Qaramada Midoobay: Dagaalka Soomaaliya ayaa ka dhigay in 129,438 qof ay ka carareen guryahooda
Warbixin cusub oo ka soo baxday Qaramada Midoobay ee Sirdoonka iyo Xawaaladda (IOM) ayaa sheegaysa in 129,438 qof, oo ka kooban 21,573 qoys, ay ka carareen gobollada dalka Soomaaliya sababo la xiriira amniga oo hooseeya. Tani waxay muujinaysaa in dagaalka uu sii kordhinayo xaaladda dadka rayidka ah.
Gobollada ugu badan ee dadka ka cararay
Gobolka Ta'iz wuxuu helay 73,494 qof oo ka cararay, halka Lahj uu helay 33,828 qof. Aden wuxuu helay 8,946 qof, halka Al Hodeidah uu helay 8,244 qof. Abyan wuxuu helay 3,324 qof, Hadramawt wuxuu helay 1,008 qof, halka Ma'rib uu helay 594 qof.
Jabal Habashi ee Ta'iz wuxuu helay 23,000 qof oo ka cararay, halka Al Madaribah Wa Al Aarah ee Lahj uu helay 21,500 qof. Al Ma'afer ee Ta'iz wuxuu helay 16,500 qof, halka Ash Shamayatayn uu helay 12,300 qof oo ka cararay.
Kordhinta dadka ka cararay iyo xaaladda
18-kii September, IOM waxay sheegtay in 118,086 qof ay ka carareen, halka 21-kii September, tiradu ay ka kordhaysay 11,352 qof. Tani waxay muujinaysaa in dagaalka uu sii kordhinayo xaaladda dadka rayidka ah.
Othman Belbeisi, oo ah Madaxa IOM ee Bariga Dhexe iyo Waqooyiga Afrika, wuxuu yiri: 'Dad badan ayaa ka cararay guryahooda, waxayna marar badan u socdeen meelaha amniga ah. Qoysaska ayaa laga yaabaa inay ka cararaan guryahooda, waxayna u socdaan meelaha amniga ah.'
Dadka soo gaaray Djibouti iyo baahida
20-kii September, 3,106 qof ayaa ka soo gaaray Soomaaliya iyagoo maray badda Cas ee Soomaaliya, halkaas oo ay gaareen Djibouti. IOM waxay si degdeg ah u taageertaa dadkaas, waxayna codsatay in la siiyo taageero dheeraad ah.
Belbeisi wuxuu yiri: 'Qoysaska ayaa laga yaabaa inay ka cararaan guryahooda, waxayna u socdaan meelaha amniga ah. Dadka ayaa laga yaabaa inay ka cararaan guryahooda, waxayna u socdaan meelaha amniga ah.'
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has reported that 129,438 people, or 21,573 households, have been displaced across seven governorates in Yemen as families flee escalating insecurity. The figure rose sharply in just three days, underscoring the accelerating humanitarian crisis.
Rapid Surge in Displacement Numbers
On 18 September, IOM recorded 118,086 displaced people. By 21 September, the figure had climbed by 11,352, reaching 129,438. Othman Belbeisi, IOM Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa, said the numbers keep climbing as families are forced from their homes in just a few weeks.
Many displaced families have already moved more than once to find safety. Belbeisi noted that these are families who have lost their homes and their income, arriving in towns that were already struggling to cope with the influx.
Ta'iz and Lahj Bear the Brunt of the Crisis
Ta'iz Governorate hosts the most displaced people, with 73,494, followed by Lahj with 33,828. Within Ta'iz, Jabal Habashi is hosting over 23,000 displaced people, while Al Ma'afer has more than 16,500. In Lahj, Al Madaribah Wa Al Aarah hosts nearly 21,500.
Other governorates receiving new arrivals include Aden with 8,946, Al Hodeidah with 8,244, Abyan with 3,324, Hadramawt with 1,008, and Ma'rib with 594. Over 12,300 people have also sought safety in Ash Shamayatayn.
Cross-Border Movement and Urgent Appeal
As of 20 September, 3,106 people had crossed the Red Sea from Yemen to Djibouti. IOM is providing urgent assistance to many of them and is appealing for greater international support to manage the humanitarian response.
Belbeisi warned that host communities are sharing the little they have but cannot do it alone. He called for immediate support for both the people who have fled and those who are taking them in.
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