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One child killed, another injured by Houthi landmine in Beidha

[17/02/2018 03:59]

BEIDHA-SABA
One child was killed and another was injured in an explosion of a landmine planted by Houthis in Azaher district in the central Yemen province of Beidha, a local source told Saba.

Mohammed al-Wuheishi, 15, was killed and Ahmed al-Bannah, 14, was critically injured in the landmine they unknowingly stepped on in a public road in front of Azaher Dispensary.

The Iran-backed rebels plant landmines in roads, farms, houses and everywhere as part of the war crimes they have been committing during their three years long insurgency.