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National Investigation Committee probes shelling, landmines explosions in Taiz

[09/10/2022 12:54]

TAIZ-SABA
National Committee for Investigations into Alleged Human Rights Violations (NCIAHRV) carried out today, field investigation visit in the district of Sala in Taiz governorate.

The Committee's team led by Eshraq al-Maqtari investigated several incidents of bombardments and landmines explosions occurred in Sala district over the past couple of months resulted in killing and injuring civilians.

Most recent of such incidents reported last Thursday, in which two girls struck by landmine explosion resulted in maiming and critically hurting Nida Mansour (16-year) and her sister.

The Committee's team visited the hospital where the victims are still receiving medication to get the probe process accomplished.