A Yemeni citizen and a girl were injured in a mine explosion planted by Iranian-backed Houthi militias in the provinces of Hodeidah and Al-Dhale'e, while the Masam project cleared a main road linking two districts in Marib, 18 kilometers away.
In detail, a Yemeni citizen was injured by an individual mine planted by Houthi militias in his house in al-Masna area east of Hodeidah city on the west coast of Yemen.
A medical source said that the mine exploded, Tawfiq Mohammed Abdullah Jalajil, while he was returning to his house, and led to tearing his feet, and was transferred to Al-Durahami hospital for treatment.
A girl was seriously injured when a landmine planted by Houthi militias exploded in al-Jabha village in Maris area, north of al-Dhali governorate in southern Yemen. Local sources said that the mine exploded as the girl (sit-Saleh, 17) passed in Wadi al-Lajam, east of the village. Left, right foot is damaged.
The 15-team engineering team of the Masam project continued its demining mission, and the team leader, Lieutenant Colonel Salim al-Oqaili, said that the team is currently working in field 14 in the massacre directorate of Marib governorate.
He added that the area of the field is estimated at 30 thousand square meters, and is classified as one of the areas most affected by mines, where it passes through sub-roads linking a number of residential areas, pointing out that the team was able to clear a main road length of 18 kilometers, linking the directorates of the creator and the massacre of Mine.