A hospital treating hundreds of kidney patients in the besieged city of Taiz has only two weeks of generator fuel left. The facility depends on fuel-powered generators to produce electricity for vital medical equipment. Without power, treatment for these patients cannot continue.
The shortage is growing worse because of ongoing fighting between Yemen's Houthis and the internationally recognised government. According to Al Jazeera, Taiz has become a new frontline in the war. At the same time, a blockade around the city is stopping humanitarian aid and basic goods from reaching the people inside.
The conflict and blockade have cut off essential supplies across the city, including food, fuel, and medicine. If fresh fuel supplies do not arrive before generators run dry, the hospital will lose power, putting hundreds of vulnerable kidney patients at immediate risk.