Masam Project removes 4,000 explosive devices in Yemen since October

The Saudi-backed Masam Project removed more than 4,000 explosive devices and remnants of war in Yemen since the start of October.

Field teams from the project conducted mine clearance operations across several regions to remove landmines and unexploded ordnance left behind by years of conflict. These efforts aim to secure residential areas, farmland, and primary transportation routes to reduce threats to local citizens. The project works to eliminate hazards in areas previously affected by military confrontations.

These actions allow local communities to resume normal activities and provide safer movement for residents throughout the country.