A hospital in Yemen supported by Doctors Without Borders was bombed Sunday morning, leaving four dead and 10 injured, the organization said, NBC News reported.
One projectile struck the Shiara Hospital in the Razeh district, and one fell near it, the aid group said in a statement. Doctors Without Borders (Medecins Sans Frontieres/MSF) said they couldn't confirm the origin of the attack, but planes were spotted flying over the facility at the time of the bombing.
Three of those injured MSF staff members, the statement said. The number of causalities could rise because people could still be trapped in the rubble.
