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Bombs hidden in bricks and flasks make crossing Yemen ever more perilous

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“Bombs hidden in bricks and flasks make crossing Yemen ever more perilous”

Makeshift bombs hidden in bags, Thermos flasks and everyday objects are putting civilians in danger during the war in Yemen , a mine clearance charity has warned. The Halo Trust said explosives had been planted at roadsides as 300,000 people head for temporary shelters during fighting between the Yemeni government and the Houthis . The warning came as a Houthi strike killed five people at a medical centre and injured 15 others, according to the Yemeni government. It appeared to be one of the…

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