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Houthi militia shells City Max Trade store in Hodeida

[06/12/2018 06:53]

HODEIDA-SABA
Houthi militia shelled on Thursday by mortars City Max Trade store in Hodeida City.

"Houthi militia used mortars on shelling City Max and destroyed it and burning it fully," local sources told Saba.

The sources added that the trade store contained goods worth billions of Yemeni Rials.

Earlier on Wednesday, Houthi militia targeted a number of houses by mortars sporadically at Tehaita District, Hodeida and destroyed some houses fully and damaged others. A family escaped death by fleeing their targeted house an hour before the shelling.

Houthis also shelled a number of houses in populated neighborhoods in Hais District and terrified civilians, women and children.

Houthi shelling on Hodeida populated neighborhoods, houses, mosques and popular markets left dozens of victims from civilians and displaced families from their homes.