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King Salman Center continues rehabilitating Houthi recruited children

[06/10/2017 07:43]

MAREB-SABA
King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Activities concluded on Friday here the first phase of rehabilitating children recruited by Houthi-Saleh's militias within a program of protecting the weakest social categories.

The center held a ceremony on conclusion the first phase here attended by different social categories, who praised huge efforts of king Salman's center in rehabilitating recruited children and for relief assistances to Yemeni people.

Forty children from Jawf and Mareb have been rehabilitated in the first phase of the program.