Civilians killed in air strike on Yemen capital
Several people including civilians were killed
Sanaa - Egypt Today
Several people including civilians were killed in an air strike Wednesday on the Yemeni capital, witnesses and local media said.
A local television channel run by the country's Huthi rebels, who control Sanaa, reported more than 30 civilians killed in a raid by the Saudi-led military coalition that is allied with the Yemeni government.
The number could not be immediately independently confirmed.
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