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[11/12/2018 07:45]

HODEIDA-SABA
Houthi rebel militia has targeted al-Nakhilviallage in Hodeida province within its crimes and violations against civilians.

Houthi shelling resulted in killing and injuring civilians and damaging their houses targeted by sporadic shelling, reported the media center of al-Amaliqa Brigades on Tuesday, adding that Houthi militia forced locals on displacing people-mostly women, children and aged- from their homes.

Local sources also said that the militia continues displacing people from neighborhoods from the city of Hodeida and forced al-Zohoor Neighborhood on leaving their homes to be transformed into barracks.