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Child seriously injured by Houthi militia's landmine in Hajjah

[29/06/2024 06:29]

HAJJAH-SABA
A child has been injured over a landmine planted by Houthi terrorist militia in Haradh District, Northern Hajjah Governorate.

Local sources told Saba that the child Mohammed Yahya, 14, lost his left foot and was seriously injured when the landmine went off near the Displaced People Shelelah Camp Northern Haradh District.

Houthi Terrorist Militia planted thousands of landmines and explosive devices in farms and public roads in different areas under their control leaving hundreds of civilian victims, most of them children and women.