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Floods kill four people, injures others in Tarim city

[03/05/2021 01:44]

SEIYUN - SABA
Four people were killed, others were wounded, and three houses were destroyed in the city of Tarim, Hadramout Governorate, as a result of the rainwater and torrential torrents that swept the city on Sunday evening, local sources confirmed.

Hadhramout Deputy Governor for Valley and Sahara Districts Affairs, Issam Al-Kathiritold Saba that the civil defense teams started their tasks to provide aid and assistance to protect the people of the city from harm resulting from the floods.

Helicopters transported the wounded and the stranded to hospitals and safe places.