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Thirty-five people injured due to building partially collapse in Aden

[26/03/2022 06:13]

ADEN-SABA
Thirty-five people are reported to have sustained moderate injuries today because of building collapsed partially in the district of Khormaksar in the temporary capital Aden.

Medical source told the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) " 35 people were reported to have suffered minor injuries among them women and children as a result of the building partial fall down".

The source added that ambulances and rescuers rushed up to the scene and moved the casualties al-Gumhoryah Public Hospital to receive necessary medication.

No death cases were reported among the building's dwellers who said to be internally displaced families according to the medics.