Project Masam clears 422,342 landmines and explosive threats in Yemen

Project Masam has announced it has located and destroyed 422,342 explosive devices in Yemeni liberated areas. These include 6,395 anti-personnel mines, 141,896 anti-tank mines, 266,152 unexploded ordnance (UXO) and 7,899 improvised explosive devices (IEDs) neutralised over 51,533,391 square metres of land since mid-2018. Since the conflict between Yemen’s pro-government forces and Houthi militias escalated in…

Project Masam clears and demolishes 420 landmines and unexploded items in Yemen’s Shabwah

Project Masam has destroyed and detonated 420 mines, unexploded shells, and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in the Ain district in Shabwah governorate, a resource-rich governorate in southern Yemen. Shabwah became a battleground in 2015 between Houthi militias and army units supporting of Ali Abdullah Saleh, and army units and militias loyal to Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi,…

Project Masam clears 421,469 landmines and explosive threats in Yemen

Project Masam has announced it has located and destroyed 421,469 explosive devices in Yemeni liberated areas. These include 6,390 anti-personnel mines, 141,783 anti-tank mines, 265,397 unexploded ordnance (UXO) and 7,899 improvised explosive devices (IEDs) neutralised over 51,284,798 square metres of land since mid-2018. Since the conflict between Yemen’s pro-government forces and Houthi militias escalated in…

Project Masam continue to plays a major role in saving civilian lives, says Yemen’s Taiz province governor

The Governor of the eastern Yemeni province of Taiz has claimed that Project Masam continue to plays a major role in saving civilian lives. The region is contaminated with landmines, explosive devices, and unexploded munitions, which pose a direct threat to innocent civilian populations. The Governor of Taiz, Nabil Shamsan, alleged that Houthi militias have…

Ahmed Seif’s story

It was supposed to be a day of laughter and reconnecting with loved ones. Ahmed Seif was on a family visit when he stumbled on a landmine. The father-of-three at the time lost both legs in the blast. He was able to access emergency care, and stayed 25 days in hospital before he was discharged,…