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The HALO Trust warned of a growing threat from mines and improvised explosive devices disguised by the Houthi group as everyday objects, amid escalating fighting and displacement. The explosives put civilians at risk on roads and along aid-access routes. Nearly two-thirds of documented mine-laying incidents have been concentrated in Taiz governorate, where anti-personnel and anti-vehicle mines, as well as disguised IEDs, have been found. More than 300,000 Yemenis have been displaced since August, over half of them in Taiz. The organization called for area-survey and mine-clearance operations to keep pace with developments on the ground, warning that delays in dealing with explosives increase the risk of casualties and hinder residents from returning to normal life.
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