(MENAFN- Trend News Agency) A stampede at an aid distribution center in Yemen's capital of
Sanaa on Wednesday evening has claimed the lives of at least 80
people and left 220 others injured, according to Anis Al-Subaihi,
spokesperson for the Houthi-led health ministry, trend reports citing
xinhua .
Abdul Khalik Al-Ajri, spokesperson for the Houthi-controlled
interior ministry, told the Houthi-run Saba news that "the stampede
accident was the result of the random distribution of sums of money
by some merchants without coordination with the Ministry of
Interior."
Many Yemenis, impoverished by years of conflicts, flocked to
charity centers for basic needs as Eid al-Fitr, one of the most
important festivals for Muslims, is approaching.
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