Ibb.. Communication cut off with a number of abductees in Houthi militia prisons after their transfer to Sana'a

The families of a number of abductees in Houthi militia prisons in Ibb Governorate (central Yemen) complained about the interruption of communication with their sons after they were transferred to the militia prisons in Sana'a.

Local and human rights sources said that the terrorist Houthi militia transferred more than 20 kidnapped people, including young boys and children, from Ibb Governorate to Sana'a, at intervals.

She added that the kidnapped persons were transferred from the governorate centre and its directorates, who were kidnapped by the militia in September, on the occasion of the celebrations of the glorious September 26 Revolution.

The sources explained that the families of the kidnapped people recently complained about not being able to reach their sons or know their fate after the militia transferred them to unknown prisons in Sana'a, which increased their suffering.

The Houthi militia had kidnapped dozens of people from Ibb Governorate, on the occasion of the glorious September celebrations, in an attempt to prevent popular celebrations of the occasion, but these campaigns failed to stop the celebrations that the governorate witnessed on a large scale.