Days after a security meeting, hundreds of workers from the northern districts of Al-Daliya were transferred to areas under the control of the Houthi militia. The security authorities in Al-Dalah governorate deported hundreds of workers from the northern districts, who are staying in the governorate, to areas in the northern governorates under the control of the Houthi militias. Local sources told Al-Masdr Online that the Security Committee carried out a massive deportation operation targeting hundreds of workers who came from the northern districts and live in different areas of Al-Dalah Governorate. The sources added that the workers included in the deportation procedure were taken aboard a large truck to the Damat district, located north of the Al-Daliya district and under the control of the Houthi coup militia. The sources confirmed that the deportation procedure was based on accusations that the workers were working as spies for the Houthi militia, without providing any evidence to prove the validity of these accusations, in an arbitrary step taken without legal reasons to justify it. The deportation campaign came a few days after an extended security meeting chaired by the governor of Eldahl, the commander of the Eldahl military axis, and the head of the security committee, Major General Ahmed Commander Al-Qubba, last Saturday, with the participation of security and military chiefs and officials of local authorities in the Eldahl and Kataba districts, to increase security development in the security districts and the call for improved security development in the security districts. district. During the meeting, Alkoba emphasized raising the level of territorial and intelligence preparedness, and monitoring the movements and activities that he defined as suspicious, and warned against what he said were attempts by the Houthi militia to cause unrest and plant explosive cells in the district, and called on the security services to exercise the highest level of caution and vigilance. According to the local authority, the meeting approved the tightening of security measures on the roads connecting Al-Dala'a and the neighboring districts, the strengthening of coordination between the local authority and the security and intelligence services, and in addition the exercise of the role of social figures, notables and community committees in reporting suspicious movements and monitoring the movement of expatriates. The security committee or the local authority in Al Delaah, as of the time of writing the news, has not published any official clarification regarding the deportation process or the principles and procedures on which it was based.