The deterioration of living conditions in Yemen continues with an unprecedented decline in the currency, as the dollar price reached for the first time about 2,300 riyals in areas controlled by the government, while the dollar remains at around 535 riyals in areas controlled by the Houthis, which also suffer from economic stagnation accompanied by poverty, unemployment and the absence of regular salaries for employees.

An international network expected that Yemen will remain at the forefront of the countries most in need of aid around the world by next April, with the number of people in need of humanitarian aid in the country settling at about 19 million people.