RIYADH — The official spokesman of the Coalition to Restore Legitimacy in Yemen Col. Turki Al-Maliki said that the terrorist Houthi militia’s allegations regarding the Kingdom’s deportation of 800 people of Somali nationality to Yemen is baseless and unfounded. In a statement issued today, he added, “What was published by the terrorist Houthi militia that the Kingdom has deported 800 people of Somali nationality to Yemen through (Al Jouf) governorate is baseless and unfounded.” Al-Maliki said, “These allegations are a continuation of the inhumane actions taken by the terrorist Houthi militia against African countries’ migrants to Yemen.” He noted that the “Terrorist Houthi militia has forcefully displaced and deported over 8,000 migrants from African countries’ and pushed them toward the Kingdom at gunpoint. “Among them (the deportees at gunpoint) were children and women, and this they did in an attempt to exploit the international situation of the coronavirus pandemic, disrupt border security and incite INGOs.” The official spokesman stressed, “The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has handled these cases humanely and provided all necessary services such as medicine, subsistence and shelter.” — SPA