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Five killed, several injured in Yamen wedding blast

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
January 2, 2021
Reading Time: 1 min read

YAMEN: Five women were killed and several others injured when a projectile exploded at a New Year’s Day wedding party.

According to Yemen’s Red Sea port city of Hodeidah, both the government and Houthi rebels blamed each other for the attack on Friday night.

The incident occurred just two days after at least 26 people were killed in blasts that rocked the airport of the southern city of Aden as government ministers got off a plane.

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In Hodeida, “the explosion struck at the entrance to a complex of several wedding halls”, a witness told media, as a party was being held for a newly-married rebel supporter.

As per the officials, five women were confirmed dead in the attack, while seven people including children sustain injuries.

Hodeida’s Huthi-appointed governor, Mohammed Ayache, said on Al-Masirah television, which is run by the Shiite Muslim rebels, that “the forces of aggression never hesitate to blame others for their crimes”.

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