Beyond Tigray, agencies are assisting millions of people in Ethiopia facing conflict, displacement and drought, and are scaling up response in Amhara and Afar, after conflict-related displacement.
The abuses and violations include extrajudicial and summary killings, torture, arbitrary arrests and detentions, conflict-related sexual violence and serious violations against children.
The drought comes as COVID-19 is worsening existing health and socio-economic hardships in the country while ongoing hostilities are displacing thousands, all left to rely on humanitarian assistance.
With half of Lebanese people and almost the entire Syrian refugee population classified as living in deep poverty, WFP continues to scale up aid to reach 1.4 million people with food and cash support.
IOM is concerned about more than 80,000 community members in Ukhiya and Teknaf sub-districts in Cox’s Bazar ,who have lost their income and possessions to the devastating floods.
"We cannot stay any longer in a region where we are not allowed to provide care to people here," says Emmanuel Lampaert, MSF's operations coordinator for Central Africa.
Increasing COVID-19 transmissions in the region could spark a domino effect with catastrophic impacts as health systems are on the verge of collapse and vaccination rates continue to lag, warns IFRC.
More than 60 per cent of reported deaths from Covid-19 in Myanmar have occurred in the past month alone, with the number of confirmed cases doubling in the last two months.
Clashes have increased in intensity and moved into urban areas. MSF reported an alarming surge in the severity of patients' illnesses, and has treated more than 480 war-wounded patients since May.
The main station of the man-made river at the eastern track of Hassawna system was vandalized on Thursday, affecting the water supply to four main cities, Bani Walid, Misrata, Al-Khums, and Zliten.