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Yemen – Humanitarian Imports Overview, June 2018

WFP food imports in mt

The chart represents WFP food imports for its programmes in Yemen, and it includes food commodities imported through commercial vessels as well as chartered vessels for humanitarian cargo.

Sea cargo transport in m3 facilitated by the Logistics Cluster

The Logistics Cluster facilitates the cargo transport via sea on board the WFP-chartered vessels VOS Apollo and VOS Theia.
VOS Apollo operates a weekly rotation between Djibouti and Aden, whereas VOS Theia travels on average three times a month between Djibouti and Hodeidah. Both vessels can carry both cargo and passengers, and can be used as staff evacuation means.
In June, VOS Apollo transported 48 mt/215 m3 of cargo from Djibouti to Aden on behalf of Global Medic, IRC, MSF France, WFP and WHO; VOS Theia transported 86 mt/416 m3 of relief items from Djibouti to Hodeidah on behalf of UNICEF, and WHO.

Air deliveries in m3 facilitated by the Logistics Cluster

The Logistics Cluster facilitates combined chartered airlifts from Djibouti to Sana’a, on a frequency contingent on needs and funding.
In June, the Logistics Cluster coordinated cargo airlifts on behalf of IMC, MSF France and UNICEF. for a total of 18 mt/61 m3

Average delays in entering ports in June 2018

The operational status of ports as shown on the map is based on information provided by Wilhelmsen Ship Services AS.

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