UN warns more than 10,000 Yemenis could flee to Djibouti in coming months

The United Nations has warned that a surge in fighting in Yemen could lead to a significant increase in refugees fleeing to Djibouti. This could result in over 10,000 Yemenis seeking refuge in Djibouti in the coming months. The economic and humanitarian implications of such a large influx of refugees are significant, particularly for Djibouti's economy and infrastructure. The increased displacement within Yemen could also exacerbate the country's ongoing humanitarian crisis.

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Renewed fighting in Yemen is causing a surge in refugees fleeing to Djibouti. This could lead to a humanitarian crisis and put pressure on Djibouti's resources.

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