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Houthi rocket kills, injures 9 civilians in Marib

[16/03/2021 05:06]

MARIB - SABA
A civilian was killed and eight others were wounded by shells of a rocket fired by Houthi militia on popular market eastern Marib City.

A medical source confirmed to Saba that a civilian was killed and eight others, among them African refugee, were wounded by the rocket's explosion in popular market.

The source added that the rebel militia continues firing ballistic rockets and directing drones on neighborhoods and markets of Marib city, making lives of up two million people in danger.