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Relief Committee condemns Houthi shelling on humanitarian aid truck

[02/09/2018 02:05]

ADEN-SABA
The Supreme Committee for Relief Aid has condemned the Houthi militia's shelling of a truck carrying humanitarian aid in Hodeidah.

In a new press statement, the Committee said the coup militia fireda shell ona truckin its way to the al-Tohayta district of Hodeidah a couple of days ago, destroying the truck and killing its driver.

"The Committee had previously complained of such Houthi conducts that obstruct the supply of food aid to al-Tohayta and Durayhimi districts in particular and all of Hodeidah in general," read the statement.

The Committee chairman Abduraqib Fatah said the coupist militia is responsible for obstructing humanitarian aid supply and the deterioration of the humanitarian situation in Hodeidah in general.

He called on the Humanitarian Coordinator Lisa Grande to condemn such criminal attacks, report the Houthis' acts to the UN Security Council and take serious actions to stop them.

He said that the continued silence of the Coordinator for Houthiactsis rejected and unacceptable.