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[03/02/2019 06:22]

HAJJAH-SABA
Houthis have injured two children and two women in a shelling on a camp for internally displaced people, the second after a similar attack on the same camp in northern Yemen last month.

"Two children and two women sustained critical wounds as a result of a shell fired by the Iran-backed coupist militia on Sheleelah IDPs camp in Haradh district (of Hajjah province) on Saturday," Hajjah governor Ameen al-Senayni said today.

The militia had fired shells on the camp on January 26 killing eight displaced people and injuring more than 20 others in that same camp.

"The militia's violations against unarmed civilians including in IDP camps have gained momentum," the governor said. He called on the international community to take action to prevent the militia from attacking civilians.