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Situation Update
The closure on all air, sea and land entry points to Yemen imposed on 6 November affected the movement of humanitarian staff and cargo, including any transport facilitated by the Logistics Cluster. After ten days, some sea ports and airports were re-opened in southern Yemen, allowing humanitarian flights to land in Aden and the VOS Apollo voyages to resume; the north of the country remained inaccessible until 25 November, when UNHAS flights resumed from both Djibouti and Amman. Hodeidah and Saleef ports also reopened at the end of November.
- A brief article on the blockade and its impact on the Logistics Cluster activities has been published on the Logistics Cluster website at the following link: www.logcluster.org/blog/humanitarian-assistance-struggling-reach-affectedpopulation-yemen-blockade-continues