In Yemen, at least 40 people lost their lives and 90 people were injured in an air strike carried out by the coalition forces led by the Saudis, targeting a police headquarters in the capital Sana'a.
According to the Al-Mesire television reported that the coalition forces in the Saudis' leadership had air attacked a police headquarters east of Sana'a. At least 90 people were wounded in the attack and 40 other people lost their lives.
While it was pointed out that, the deceased and wounded were people who taken into custody in the police station. It was said that there were 180 members of the former government forces in the center.
The coalition forces, led by the Saudis, continue to bomb Yemen since March 2015.
So far thousands of people have lost their lives in the country where famine and illness are widespread due to the blockade against the people. (ILKHA)