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MASAM removes 1297 Houthi-laid explosives in one week

[14/06/2020 06:04]

RIYADH-SABA
King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center's demining project (MASAM) has removed 1297 Houthi-laid landmines and UXOs from civilian places in different parts of Yemen in the second week of June.

The total number of landmines removed since MASAM started its operation in 2018 is 169,434, MASAM said in a statement.

"They had been planted by the rogue Houthi militia in properties, schools and houses. The militia disguised them in various shapes, paints and otherwise, which led large numbers explosion incidents and casualties among children, women and elderly people; they died, sustained life-threatening wounds and lost body parts."