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MASAM removes 1353 mines in the first week of September

[07/09/2020 02:09]

ADEN - SABA
King Salman Relief and Humanitarian Activities Center's MASAM Project has removed 1353 landmines in the first week of this September planted by Iran-backed Houthi militia.

In a release to the center, the removed mines included 18 anti-person landmines, 277 anti-tanks and 1049 unexploded shells.
According to the center, the project has removed 183,581 landmines since its beginning until now.

The landmines were planted by Houthi militia in lands, houses and schools in Yemen and tried to hide them in fake shapes and left big numbers of victims from children, women and aged people.