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Airstrike on Sponge Factory in Sana’a Injures Three

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Sana'a:Three citizens were injured following an airstrike by Saudi warplanes on a sponge factory located in the Al-Mahjar area of Shamlan, Sana'a, on Sunday.

According to Yemen News Agency, the Ministry of Health and Environment reported that the injured suffered from suffocation caused by fires and heavy smoke resulting from the attack.

The ministry strongly condemned the attack on the factory, describing it as a blatant violation of international humanitarian law. It called for an international investigation and accountability for the incident.

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