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[30/03/2021 02:59]

MARIB-SABA
A civilian was killed and five others were wounded in a Houthi ballistic missile attack on Marib city and refuge center east of Yemen, on Tuesday, security sources said.

A source told Saba that “a ballistic missile hit the city at 11:00 am killing a man and injuring five others including a 13-year-old boy.”

The source said that the wounded, including two in critical conditions, are receiving the necessary medical care at Marib’s main public hospital.

The Houthis frequently fire missiles and shells into the government-held city where millions of Yemenis sought refuge from the radical theocratic militia’ crackdown over the past years.