Death toll from strikes on Yemen market rises to 119: UN
Sanaa, Mar 17: The number of people killed in air strikes by a Saudi-led coalition on a market in northern Yemen's Hajja province on Tuesday has risen to 119, a UN agency said.
The strikes saw 119 killed, including up to 22 children, and 47 injured, the UNICEF children's agency said in a statement.
Local health officials had previously reported 41 people killed.
AFP
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