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Sana’a: Media center reports 913 Houthi crimes in eight months

[22/09/2020 11:34]

MARIB-SABA
A media center concerned with Sana’a city has reported 913 Houthi crimes and abuses against residents in Sana’a city from the beginning of January 2020 to the end of August 2020.

In a seminar in Marib to commemorate the “Catastrophe Day” of 21st September 2014 when Houthi theocratic militants seized the then capital Sana’a, the Sana’a Media Center, the organizer of the seminar, unveiled a report showing these Houthi abuses.

The Media Center’s report said crime rates increased in the mentioned period as marauding gangs linked to the militia spread chaos, undermined charity enterprises and systematically harassed private businesses.