Two expatriates injured after Houthi missile falls on Yemen car workshops

Civil Defense: two expatriates were injured and material damage was caused by the fall of a hostile ballistic missile fired by the terrorist Houthi militia on civilians and civilian objects in the governorate of Ahad Al-Masarihah.

The official spokesman for the General Directorate of Civil Defense, Lt. Col. Mohammad Al-Hammadi, stated that the Civil Defense received a report on the fall of a hostile object launched by the Iran-backed terrorist Houthi militia from Yemeni territory to the Ahad Al-Masarihah governorate in the Jazan region.

The civil defense team and competent authorities were immediately transferred to the site and it turned out that a hostile ballistic missile fell on a number of car workshops, resulting in minor injuries to two expatriate of Sudanese and Bangladeshi nationalities, who were transferred to receive the necessary medical care, along with material damage to vehicles and industrial workshops after flying shrapnel, according to the official spokesman.

Lieutenant-Colonel Al-Hammadi stated that the procedures adopted in such cases were immediately implemented, because the attempts to target civilians and civilian objects are a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law.