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Two children killed, three more injured by Houthi militia's landmine in Aljawf

[15/04/2019 05:35]

ALJAWF-SABA
Two children have been killed and three people wounded in a landmine explosion in al-Hazm city of Aljawf governorate on Monday.

The landmine planted by Iran-allied putschist Houthi militiamen in the road nearby al-Hazm city.

Local source told the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) a landmine hit the car of Ali Mabkhout as he was driving back to the IDPs camp eastern al-Hazm city. As a result two children were killed and three others injured, all from one single family.

Jamal Mabkhout Motlaq 13 and Mohsen Mabkhout Motlaq 15 were confirmed immediately, Ali Mabkhout Motlaq 18, A'edh Asker Motlaq 17 and Mansour Mubark Motlaq seriously wounded, according the local source.