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One child killed, his brother injured by Houthi militias' unexploded projectile in Hodeidah

[15/06/2019 02:54]

HODIEDADH-SABA
One boy was killed and his brother wounded on Friday as a result of an explosion of unexploded projectile fired earlier by Houthi militiamen against residential areas in Hodeidah governorate.

The September Net Military Website reported that " One child was killed and his brother injured nearby their home in an explosion of unexploded shell in the district of Attohyatah south of Hodeidah governorate".

Hundreds of landmines and explosive devices randomly planted by Houthi militiamen and dozens of unexploded bullets and projectiles left in the residential areas in different regions of Hodeidah. As a result civilians are being killed, maimed on the daily basis everywhere.