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One man killed by explosion of landmineHouthis planted in Shabwa

[04/07/2018 05:03]

SHABWA-SABA
One man was killed in Yemen's southeastern province of Shabwa on Wednesday in the explosion of a landmine Houthi rebels had previously planted, a military official said.

"Salem al-Harithi was killed as a result of the explosion of a landmine" he had stepped on in his hometown of Beer Al-Jabri district in Shabwa, said Naser al-Qoheih the commander of al-Nasr Battalions told Saba.

Al-Qoheih appealed through Saba to the public to avoid the area until it is cleared of landmines left by Houthi rebels.

The Iran-backed rebels have planted nearly one million landmines across Yemen country since they unleashed the current conflict in 2015.