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Victims of Houthi militia's massacre in Marib increases to 39 civilians

[27/01/2022 06:03]

MARIB-SABA
Medical sources in Marib confirmed that the number of victims of Houthi terrorist militia's rocket attack on Airport Neighborhood in Marib City has increased to 39 killed and injured civilians among them five children and a woman.

The medical sources made it clear that among the killed civilians was a woman, Islah al-Jahrani, 26 and among the injured were five children; Mutahdi Amin,5, Abdulrahman al-Bahri, 6, Lamis Sultan, 15, al-Ezzi al-Qotwi, 16 and Hatim Amer, 16.