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Four children killed, 6 civilians injured by Houthi militiamen' shelling on Atohaytah, Hais

[10/11/2018 06:37]

HODEIDAH-SABA
Four children are reported to have been killed and six civilians more wounded on Saturday as a result of projectiles fired indiscriminately by Houthis putschist militia militants against residential areas in the two districts of Atohaytah and Hais of Hodedian province, according the 26 September website.

The website-run by Ministry of Defense reported that medical source confirmed four children were killed and six civilians injured by Houthi militia's shelling on residential areas in Atohaytah and Hais.