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Houthi-Saleh militias forcefully evacuate 60 families western Taiz

[09/11/2017 07:38]

TAIZ-SABA
Houthi-Saleh militias have forcefully displaced 60 of families of "Al-Ashrooh" village of Jabal Habashi, western the city of Taiz.

The villagers were forced to leave their houses under gun-machine fire.

Local sources told the Yemeni News Agency( Saba) that the militias have targeted the two villages of "Al-Ashrooh" and "Al-Qowz" by gun-machines shelling, forcing some 60 of the families to run away to survive.

The two villages located on the edges of Jabal Habashi district of Taiz province.

The militiamen planted dozens of landmines and explosive devices in the inhabitants' houses and surrounding areas to prevent the locals from returning, a local source added.