Death toll rises to 32 in attacks against prison in Yemen
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Death toll rises to 32 in attacks against prison in Yemen

dnoticias.pt10 September 2026 at 04:41

The death toll from attacks by coalition forces led by Saudi Arabia against the main prison in Al Jauf, in northern Yemen, has risen to 32. The Houthi rebels made the announcement yesterday, revealing that the attacks occurred at the beginning of this week.

The spokesperson for the Ministry of Health of the authorities established by the Houthi insurgency, Anees Alasbahi, was the one who released the new casualty toll on social media. According to the official, the number of injured remains at seven.

In the same message, Anees Alasbahi regretted that most of the victims' bodies have not yet been recovered, highlighting the gravity of the situation at the attack site.

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