The governor of Al Hudaydah inspects the wounded from the Houthi militia’s treacherous shelling in Al Mokha.
Governor of Al Hudaydah Visits Civilians Injured in Houthi Attack
On Sunday, Al Hudaydah Governor Hassan Taher visited civilians injured in a recent attack by Houthi militias, which are backed by the Iranian regime. The assault targeted the city of Al Mokha in Taiz Governorate, utilizing ballistic missiles and drones.
Medical Care for the Injured
During his visit to local hospitals, Governor Taher assessed the medical care provided to the injured. He engaged with doctors and medical staff to understand their health conditions and treatment plans.
Commitment to Medical Support
Governor Taher emphasized the need for adequate medical services for the wounded. He directed healthcare providers to ensure that the injured receive necessary medications and medical supplies. He stressed the importance of intensifying medical efforts to save lives and monitor the patients’ health statuses.
Condemnation of Houthi Attacks
The governor condemned the Houthi militias’ attack, which targeted civilians and civilian infrastructure in Al Mokha. He described the assault as a war crime and a violation of international laws and norms. Taher highlighted that this attack reflects the Houthi militia’s ongoing strategy of targeting civilians and humanitarian facilities, showing a blatant disregard for the lives of residents and the consequences of such aggression.
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