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Houthis make 32 ceasefire breaches on January 31

[02/02/2019 03:16]

HODEIDAH-SABA
Houthis made 32 breaches of the UN-backed ceasefire on January 31, which rises their breaches to 915 since they signed it with the government on December 18 last year.

The rebel militia's breaches on January 31 led to the death of one person, which rises the casualty toll from those breaches to 57 dead and 412 injured.

The militia are still killing civilians by shelling their houses and public and private properties. Moreover the militia are also continuing to plant landmines and digging trenches in the port city of Hodeidah.