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Taiz: Two young girls wounded by Houthi landmine

[07/10/2022 02:57]

Taiz -saba
Two young girls have been wounded by a Houthi landmine in Yemen's central Taiz city, local sources have said.

The sources told Saba 16-year-old Nidaa Mansour and her sister stepped on a landmine while collecting firewood in al-Dawaa quarter east of the city today which resulted in the injury of both girls, one of them by losing her right hand.

The two girls are now in hospital.
Houthi landmines have killed and injured hundreds of civilians especially children and women in Taiz, a city under more than seven years long siege by the terrorist Houthi militia.