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Deputy health minister: 12 killed, 132 injured in Aden clashes

[28/01/2018 10:15]

ADEN-SABA
The Deputy Minister of Health Dr. Jalal Ba-Owdha said that the casualties from the regrettable clashes that occurred in the temporary capital Aden on Monday amount to 144.

In a statement to Saba, he said that the clashes between the separatists and government forces resulted in the death of 12 persons and injury 132 injuries others.

He said that nine of the injured are in critical conditions and that most of the injured have undergone surgical operations and their condition is stable now.