Houthi militia targets an ambulance in Saber, Taiz, killing an injured person and his father.

- Houthi Militias Target Ambulance in Taiz, Resulting in Fatalities Houthi militias attacked an ambulance today in the Sabir Al-Mawadim district, located south of Taiz Governorate.
- The ambulance was transporting a wounded person for medical treatment at the time of the attack.
- Additionally, the physician who was providing assistance suffered serious injuries.
- They frequently target these vehicles using snipers, drones, and various weapons, which hampers the ability of patients and the injured to reach healthcare facilities.
Houthi Militias Target Ambulance in Taiz, Resulting in Fatalities
Houthi militias attacked an ambulance today in the Sabir Al-Mawadim district, located south of Taiz Governorate. This assault led to the death of a wounded individual and his father, while the attending physician sustained severe injuries.
Details of the Attack
Local and medical sources reported that the militias opened fire on the ambulance as it traveled along the Al-Awat road, west of the Al-Shuqab village in the Sabir Al-Mawadim district. The ambulance was transporting a wounded person for medical treatment at the time of the attack.
Casualties and Injuries
The sources confirmed that the attack resulted in the deaths of the wounded individual and his father. Additionally, the physician who was providing assistance suffered serious injuries.
Restrictions on Ambulance Movement
Medical sources indicated that the Houthi militias impose strict restrictions on the movement of ambulances in the Sabir area. They frequently target these vehicles using snipers, drones, and various weapons, which hampers the ability of patients and the injured to reach healthcare facilities.
Previous Incidents
The sources noted that the militias had previously targeted another ambulance in the same area at the end of last month using a drone, resulting in casualties among both the dead and injured.
Challenges Faced by Residents
Residents and eyewitnesses in the Al-Aqroud area reported that locals often have to transport the sick and injured on foot over long distances through rugged mountainous paths. This situation has exacerbated health conditions, leading to the deaths of some patients before they could reach medical facilities.
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