The Houthi militia continues to detain the body of a mentally ill man, discovered deceased under mysterious circumstances in the streets of Ibb. This marks the second consecutive day that the militia has refused to transfer the body to a morgue.
Local activists reported that the man, identified as Ali Al-Atemi, was found dead on Sunday, showing signs of blood on his body. He had lived in Ibb for many years and was discovered in a street in the city.
Witnesses noted that Al-Atemi lay in the street for several hours before activists intervened. They attempted to transport his body to government hospitals controlled by the Houthi militia. However, the hospitals declined to accept him, citing a lack of available space.
Sources indicate that the Houthi militia is currently holding Al-Atemi’s body on one of their military vehicles at a security center. They have not moved the body to a morgue or completed the necessary procedures for burial.
Activists have condemned the inhumane treatment by the Houthi militia, emphasizing that such actions violate the dignity of citizens, both living and deceased. They call for accountability and respect for human rights in the region.
This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding the treatment of vulnerable individuals in conflict zones and raises questions about the humanitarian practices of the Houthi militia.
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