The governor of Taiz warned of the consequences of the prolonged blockade and the closure of the main ports on the humanitarian and economic conditions, noting that the supplies and goods imported into the city have dropped to severe levels covering only 10% of the real needs of the people.

The governor of Taiz warned of the consequences of the prolonged blockade and the closure of the main ports on the humanitarian and economic conditions, noting that the supplies and goods imported into the city have dropped to severe levels covering only 10% of the real needs of the people.

The governor noted that the tough alternative roads caused significant jumps in cargo transportation fees, which directly affected the prices of basic goods and piled life pressures on the besieged population.