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Three pupils injured by Houthi militia's drone attack on a school in Marib

[19/02/2022 07:15]

MARIB-SABA
Three school boys were critically wounded by Houthi militias' laden-explosives drone attack targeted a school today in the district of Hareeb of Marib governorate.

Locals told the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) Houthi militiamen targeted al-Wahdah School by a booby-trapped drone upon the pupils departing the school.

The attack resulted in injuring Ali bin Naji al-Qaisi (12-year), Mohanad Mubarak al-Aqaili (11-year) and Hamdan Zayed al-Qaisi (11-year).

The three pupils were moved to Ataq Hospital in Shabwa governorate to receive medical treatment.