“Masam” removes 819 landmines during the fourth week of August, enhancing safety and security in affected areas.
- The "Masam" project removed 819 landmines in the fourth week of August.
- Included in the removals were 23 anti-personnel mines and 29 anti-tank mines.
- Total landmines cleared since August began has reached 10,099.
- The cumulative total removed by "Masam" is now 588,325 landmines since its launch.
King Salman Humanitarian Aid Center’s “Masam” Project Removes 819 Landmines in August
The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center’s “Masam” project successfully removed 819 landmines during the fourth week of August. These landmines, planted by the Iran-backed Houthi militia, posed significant threats in various Yemeni provinces.
Breakdown of Removed Explosives
The center reported that the removed landmines included 23 anti-personnel mines, 29 anti-tank mines, 764 unexploded ordnance, and 3 improvised explosive devices. This recent effort has increased the total number of landmines cleared since the beginning of August to 10,099.
Cumulative Impact of the “Masam” Project
Since the launch of the “Masam” project, the total number of landmines removed has reached an impressive 588,325. The Houthi militia has indiscriminately scattered these explosives across various regions, endangering the lives of civilians, including children, women, and the elderly.
Ongoing Commitment to Civilian Safety
Saudi Arabia, through the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center, continues its commitment to clearing Yemeni territory of landmines. This initiative aims to enhance civilian safety and enable communities to live in a secure and stable environment.
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