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[28/03/2021 06:49]

MARIB - SABA
Houthi shelling on the IDPs camp of Almeel in Yemen’s eastern Marib city on Sunday has led to the injury of seven IDPs mostly women, local sources said.

One source told the Defense Ministry’s website that the militia struck the camp, in the north of the city, “with several shells hitting the tents and injuring six women and a man.”
Some of the injuries are serious, according to the source.

The continuous Houthi shelling on the IDPs camps of Almeel, Alkhayr and Tawasol has led to waves of re-displacements among the already displaced families. Many of the displacees sought what they think are safer shelters on the other side of the town, such as Alsoweida, another camp.