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Houthi militia kidnaps more than 50 male, female students from Sana'a University

[06/10/2018 04:40]

SANA'A-SABA
Houthi Rebel Militia kidnaped on Saturday more than 50 male and female students from Sana'a University after the militia stormed the College of Trade and Economy and took the kidnapped into unknown places after hitting them and seizing their cellphones.

We were surprised today morning by buses full of armed men and "Zainbiat" Houthi female militants entering the University and carrying out kidnaping campaigns to male and female students and hitting them, eyewitnesses told Saba.

The militia also kidnapped a student, who took photos to hitting and kidnaping students. Meanwhile the Zainbiat stormed female places in the college and inspected their cellphones.

A female student went to comma after being hit by electric stick of a Zainabi.

The Zainabiat are authorized by Houthi militia to investigate women and curbing their protests.