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Yemen: Saudi mine action program removes 1352 mines in one week

[28/12/2020 03:04]

RIYADH - SABA
The Saudi mine action program 'MASAM' removed 1,352 Houthi-laid landmines in different parts of Yemen during the fourth week of December so far.

In a statement, MASAM said the landmines included 134 anti-personnel landmines and 1,178 UXOs.

The Houthi militia have planted more than a million landmines in Yemen over the past six years alone. Planted ubiquitously in public places, the landmines have claimed hundreds of civilian lives, injured more and lie in wait as a dormant danger for civilians in the future.