Riyadh: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center's (KSrelief's) Masam Project has made significant progress in its mission to clear explosive devices in Yemen by successfully dismantling 614 explosives during the second week of November. This crucial operation included the removal of 574 unexploded ordnance items, 36 anti-tank mines, three anti-personnel mines, and an explosive device. According to Saudi Press Agency, the KSrelief Masam Project has been instrumental in clearing a total of 469,576 explosives since its inception. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia continues to demonstrate its commitment to ensuring the safety of Yemeni citizens by eliminating these dangerous remnants of conflict, which pose a substantial threat to life and safety. The removal efforts are vital in preventing potential loss of life and injury to innocent people in the region.
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