The World Health Organization announced that the death toll from the latest military escalation in Yemen rose to 9,072 dead and wounded, including 1,677 dead and 7,395 wounded, and warned of the deterioration of the health situation in Taiz governorate as a result of ongoing restrictions on the arrival of medical facilities for lack of water, bombings of medicine, fuel, fuel, bombings of water, health medicines. In its ninth report, the organization recorded 559 deaths and injuries during the period between October 20 and 25, including 103 deaths and 456 injuries. Taiz surpassed the number with 237 victims, while Maariv recorded 45 deaths out of 143 victims. In Taiz it was reported that Al-Aros hospital was hit by shrapnel from a mortar shell and that an ambulance was destroyed and its driver and the paramedic accompanying it were killed, while the Ministry of Health in Shabwa reported that 69 people were killed and 166 others were injured as a result of missiles hitting the "Al Al Al" camp. The organization warned of ongoing restrictions delaying the arrival of medical equipment to Taiz and the West Bank, noting the inability to move International Medical Corps supplies from Aden to West Bank facilities. In Marib, mobile medical teams were reduced from 31 to six, and 15 health facilities were suspended, amid warnings of the collapse of primary health services. The organization warned of the worsening of the risks of the spread of epidemics in Taiz due to the lack of water and fuel, disruptions in the collection of waste and the difficulty of transferring it to landfills. The report confirmed that the number of deaths and injuries announced represented the minimum number of victims, given its reliance on data on areas controlled by the Yemeni government, and the inability of the organization and its partners to obtain data on areas controlled by the Houthis for more.

The World Health Organization announced that the death toll from the latest military escalation in Yemen rose to 9,072 dead and wounded, including 1,677 dead and 7,395 wounded, and warned of the deterioration of the health situation in Taiz governorate as a result of ongoing restrictions on the arrival of medical facilities for lack of water, bombings of medicine, fuel, fuel, bombings of water, health medicines. In its ninth report, the organization recorded 559 deaths and injuries during the period between October 20 and 25, including 103 deaths and 456 injuries. Taiz surpassed the number with 237 victims, while Maariv recorded 45 deaths out of 143 victims. In Taiz it was reported that Al-Aros hospital was hit by shrapnel from a mortar shell and that an ambulance was destroyed and its driver and the paramedic accompanying it were killed, while the Ministry of Health in Shabwa reported that 69 people were killed and 166 others were injured as a result of missiles hitting the "Al Al Al" camp. The organization warned of ongoing restrictions delaying the arrival of medical equipment to Taiz and the West Bank, noting the inability to move International Medical Corps supplies from Aden to West Bank facilities. In Marib, mobile medical teams were reduced from 31 to six, and 15 health facilities were suspended, amid warnings of the collapse of primary health services. The organization warned of the worsening of the risks of the spread of epidemics in Taiz due to the lack of water and fuel, disruptions in the collection of waste and the difficulty of transferring it to landfills. The report confirmed that the number of deaths and injuries announced represented the minimum number of victims, given its reliance on data on areas controlled by the Yemeni government, and the inability of the organization and its partners to obtain data on areas controlled by the Houthis for more.