Flood in Yemen

Yemeni sources reported the death of a number of citizens of this country in Sana'a, the capital of this country.

According to this report, floods in Yemen caused the death of 10 Yemeni citizens, including 4 children.

A doctor at Al-Jhumori Hospital in Sana'a said that the rain caused a part of a building to collapse in the historical area of the city, as a result of which 4 children died.

The city of Sana'a and its neighboring areas have been witnessing heavy rains since last week, and the rain intensified since yesterday.

Yesterday, Sana'a police announced that traffic in the city was almost closed due to torrential rains.

In the southwest of Dhamar province, a flood swept away a car, and its driver and four passengers were killed.

Both Sana'a and Dhamar are controlled by Iran-backed Houthi rebels who have been fighting a Saudi-led coalition since 2014.

Rajih Baqirat, governor of Al-Mahra, has also announced that 4 people died and 2 people were missing due to floods caused by heavy rains.

Cyclone Makuno last Friday affected Al Muhra and caused heavy damage to the infrastructure system.

The heavy rain that started after the tornado caused flooding in the area.

Cyclone Makuno, along with Socotra Island and the cities of Mohra, Shabwa, Hadramout, Abin, and Aden, also affected the southern regions of Oman and caused financial and human losses.

 

_{Source: BBC}