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[09/02/2022 07:22]

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Priem Minister Maeen Abdulmalik has expressed Yemen's appreciation to the significance role and major sacrifices provided by Saudi Project for Cleansing Yemeni Lands from Landmines or (MASAM) for removing death planted by Houthi militia in liberated areas.

In a telephone call he made with Director of MASAM Usama al-Qusaibi, he expressed his condolences for the killing of two experts of removing landmines Ahmad al-Tahiri and Murad Abdulsalam while in their humanitarian duty in Hais District, Hodeida Province.

A third expert has been injured in the incident.

He confirmed that Houthi militia's internationally banned has become posing threat to all sources of life and their existence harvests souls of Yemeni citizens, mostly women and children, and has become also a sleepless issue to the government and citizens, especially after being planted randomly without maps.