Fuel Station Explosion in Yemen Kills 15 and Injures 67

A massive fire in Houthi-controlled Bayda province leaves dozens critically injured as rescue efforts continue.

An explosion at a petrol station in Yemen's Bayda province on Saturday resulted in a massive fire, killing at least 15 people and injuring 67, with 40 in critical condition.
The cause of the explosion remains unclear, and rescue teams are still searching for missing individuals in the aftermath.
The incident occurred in Zaher district, an area controlled by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels who have been engaged in a decade-long civil war with Yemen's internationally recognized government.
Footage from the scene shows extensive damage, with vehicles charred and large plumes of smoke rising into the sky.
Yemen's civil war, ongoing since 2014, has caused over 150,000 deaths and created one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, with no resolution in sight.