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MASAM removes 4899 landmines in month

[04/07/2023 06:04]

MARIB-SABA
King Salman Relief and Humanitarian Activities Center's MASAM Project has removed 4899 landmines, shells and non-exploded explosive grenade planted by Houthi terrorist militia in a number of liberated provinces.

The project also cleansed an area of 752,681 square meter during past June.

According to the monthly report issued by the Media Center of MASAM Project, the removed landmines were; 4307 non-exploded shell and 478 anti-tanks. The project destroyed the removed landmines to save souls of innocent people.

The report made it clear that the project has removed 405818 landmines, explosive devices and non-exploded shells- planted by Houthi terrorist militia randomly across Yemen- since the beginning of the project in 2018.