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Woman, 2 Children Killed in Landmine Blast in Somalia

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Mogadishu, September 07 (QNA) - One woman and two children were killed, and two others were injured after a landmine exploded in Galguduud region in central Somalia.

A landmine planted in the Sil Lahilai area exploded, killing a woman and two children, and wounding two others, the Somali National News Agency (SONNA) reported.

Somalia suffers from landmines and remnants of war. More than 1,200 Somalis were killed as a result of unexploded ordnance, mines and explosive devices, according to a report issued by the United Nations in April. (QNA)


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