Grenade Attack Reported to Kill Seven, But Officials Claim No Deaths

24 Apr 2006

At least seven people are reported to have been killed and up to 16 injured when an attacker threw a hand grenade into the busy Shumilla Market in south-eastern Sana’a on Sunday, according to agency reports. Eyewitness said that an unidentified man threw the grenade at around noon into the market crowded with shoppers buying qat before fleeing, Saba news reported. Full Story

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