Yemen's Marib struggles to support more than two million displaced people

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More than two million displaced people are living across more than 200 camps in Yemen's Marib region, where humanitarian needs continue to grow. Ahmed Hassan recounts his repeated displacement across Yemen before eventually settling in Marib after fleeing Al-Durayhimi. Camp authorities warn that the growing number of displaced people is overwhelming available resources, leaving many without sufficient food or medicine. Children in the camps also face major barriers to education. Makeshift schools lack basic infrastructure and protection from the extreme heat, while shortages of teaching materials and an incomplete curriculum are limiting students' learning. Correspondent Mohammed Al Qadi reports on families who say they need more than temporary shelter — they need security and the opportunity to rebuild their lives. Al Jazeera's Mohammed Al Qadi reports. Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Follow us on X : https://twitter.com/AJEnglish Find us on Facebook: https://

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