At least 15 factory workers have been killed in a Saudi-led coalition airstrike in Yemen, officials and witnesses said.
Witnesses at the factory described to EFE a scene of horror, with corpses strewn amid a raging fire.
Nine of the victims were women and seven of the injured were left in critical condition, an official at the Sana'a factory said.
The Saudi-led coalition also bombed two Houthi rebel military quarters in the same neighbourhood.
Over the past few days, airstrikes against Houthi-held areas by the Yemeni government-backing coalition have increased, with 114 bombings reported on Monday by Houthi news agency Saba.
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On Sunday, 12 civilians were killed and dozens injured when airstrikes targeted a street market in Sana'a province.
United Nations Special Envoy to Yemen Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed announced on Saturday that peace talks between the two factions had been temporarily halted.
Yemen has been gripped by civil war since 2015, as the Shia-led Houthi movement and the predominantly Sunni forces loyal to beleaguered President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi fight for power in the country.
