Bahraini regime forces stormed at dawn on Tuesday the home of activist Jalila Sayyed Amin, and arrested her while she was still asleep, then took her to an unknown destination.

Bahraini regime forces stormed at dawn on Tuesday the home of activist Jalila Sayyed Amin, and arrested her while she was still asleep, then took her to an unknown destination, sources told Al-Manar website.

King Hamad's troops had earlier stormed the apartment of another activist, Mariam Sehwan, and turned the flat upside down, leaving its doors broken.

Al-Manar website also learned that Bahraini authorities issued a subpoena against Sehwan to appear on Wednesday before the Criminal Investigate, yet she surrendered to security forces following the raids.

This is the second time the monarchy authority arrests Sehwan. The first one was in May 2014 on charges of mob.