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Five civilians killed, injured as Houthi ballistic missile hits govt-held city

[19/03/2020 06:47]

MARIB - SABA
Five civilians were killed and injured on Thursday afternoon in Marib as the Sana'a-based Houthi theocratic militia continue to fire ballistic missiles into the government-held city in the country's east.

Local sources said one person was killed and four others were injured in Al-Matar, a neighborhood in the densely populated and small city.

The neighborhood's houses were largely damaged by the missile, one of several ballistic and Katyucha missiles the militia had fired into the city over the past few days. But this is the second ballistic missile to hit the city within 48 hours.

The previous one, last Tuesday, injured four civilians and incinerated five business stores and two cars in Aziraah neighborhood on the other side of the city.