Houthi media says Saudi strikes on Yemen's Sanaa province have killed 11 people, including women and children. The claim is made by Houthi media through its news agency, and it has not been independently confirmed.
What the claim says
According to the claim, the deaths followed airstrikes on homes in the Al-Shariyah area of Sanaa province. The agency quoted its own account of the dead as citizens killed in what it called Saudi enemy airstrikes, a phrase that reflects the group's framing of the attack.
The claim also says that aircraft targeted paramedics with two strikes. Recovery teams were still working to pull victims out of the rubble when the report was issued.
Rescue work and what is not yet known
The toll, and the claim that paramedics were targeted, rest on the Houthi side's account alone. Nothing in the available reporting confirms the number of dead or the sequence of strikes.
For now, the most important facts are the location, the reported toll and the ongoing rescue effort. Further details, including any response from Saudi Arabia, would be needed before the figures can be treated as settled.
Aasan alfaaz mein
Yemen ke shehr Sanaa ke Al-Shariyah ilaqe mein Saudi hamlon ke baad Houthi media ne claim kiya hai ke 11 log, jin mein khawateen aur bachche bhi shamil hain, maare gaye. Rescue ka kaam jaari tha aur ye tadad abhi azaad zarai tasdeeq nahi hui. Pakistan ke liye ahem baat ye hai ke Khaleej mein kashidgi tel ki qeemat aur Gulf mein rozgar par asar daal sakti hai.
