Medical sources had previously reported the deaths of six refugees in the Katyusha rocket attack, which one official blamed on the rebels.
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“More than 100,000 people remain displaced because a few 12,500 destroyed homes cannot be rebuilt because Israel restricts the importing of building materials and the Palestinian authority cannot do its duty”, Laerke said.
Aid agencies say the humanitarian consequences of this relentless war are severe, with more than 21 million people throughout Yemen in need of food and other relief.
Saudi Arabia launched a deadly campaign against the impoverished country on March 26. More than 46,000 people have also escaped the country.
“Saudi Arabia’s attacks on (Yemen’s) infrastructures and civilian targets, and the killing and injuring of civilians, are blatant violations of human rights”, Afkham stressed.
The combatants had all expressed their openness to a cease-fire but have so far failed to implement it. Last week, Abdullah M.al-Saidi, a minister in the Saudi-backed Yemeni government in exile, said a halt to the war seemed “likely”.
“We are now in consultations for guarantees to ensure the success of the truce”, Hadi spokesman Rajeh Badi said.
On Monday, coalition airstrikes had targeted the main headquarters of the General People’s Congress party, an ally of the Houthis, in Sanaa, along with the houses of several leaders of the party and the rebel movement.
Of the 42 bodies recovered from the scene, medical officials said, many were burned and unrecognizable.
In Taiz, where the Houthis have been battling local militias, at least 16 people have been killed since Thursday by random shelling, Doctors Without Borders said.
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SANAA Two harmful vehicle bombs hit the funding Sanaa plus a the southern part of community in Yemen on Tuesday, form reports organization Saba noted, a day after sky find and disagreements killed nearly 200 mankind worlwide.
