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Seven civilians killed by Houthi landmines in Hodeida

[15/10/2018 07:57]

HODEIDA-SABA
Seven civilians have been killed and dozens others injured at al-Shajan area, Tehita city in Hodeida Province when landmine laid by Houthi militia went off on them on Monday.

Seven civilians have been killed over a landmine laid by Houthi militia and dozens others were injured and hospitalized, a medical source told the Media Center of Amaleqa Brigades fighting Houthis in the province.

The mines laid by Houthi militias have been leaving awful slaughters against civilians in the western coast and other areas the militia were pushed out from by the national army.