“Around 30 people, including police and civilians, whose homes were nearby the police department, were sent to hospitals,” Xinhua said.
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At least 25 dead after Saudi-led airstrikes hit Sanaa police headquarters
18 January 2016
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At least 25 people were killed by a Saudi-led coalition airstrike against a police headquarters in the Yemeni capital of Sanaa, Xinhua news agency reported Monday citing local authorities.
According to information received by the news agency, the coalition was carrying out airstrikes late Sunday night and struck the police headquarters. A source in the medical field confirmed that civilians were also injured in the strikes. The source added that the number of victims may grow as there are still people trapped under the building’s wreckage.
“Around 30 people, including police and civilians, whose homes were nearby the police department, were sent to hospitals,” Xinhua said.
“Around 30 people, including police and civilians, whose homes were nearby the police department, were sent to hospitals,” Xinhua said.
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