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Yemen| Displaced people with harsh living conditions in Al- Shaab camp

Hundreds of internal displaced families are suffering from harsh living conditions in the camp of Al Shaab in Aden Governorate. The families live in tents set up in torn fabric and worn-out cloth that can barely protect them from summer heat, disease outbreaks, lack of electricity and lack of support from the humanitarian organizations.

Yemen | Displaced people suffer difficult living conditions in Al-Shaab camp

Hundreds of displaced families are suffering difficult living conditions in Al-Shaab camp in Aden Governorate, southern Yemen, where the displaced live in tents put up from worn-out fabric that can barely protect them from the summer heat, in addition to the spread of disease, the lack of electricity and the absence of support from humanitarian organisations.

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