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Six children killed, injured by Houthi militia shelling on Taiz City

[30/10/2021 01:58]

TAIZ-SABA
Three children have been killed and three others injured by Houthi militia's cannonball on al-Camp Neighborhood, Taiz City.

Local sources told Saba on Saturday that Iran-backed Houthi militia targeted the neighborhood by Howitzer's missile, killing three children and injuring three others, one of them has lost his legs and all are in serious conditions.

Houthi militia continues shelling eastern and northern populated neighborhoods in the city for two days causing many injuries and large losses of citizens' properties.