Airstrikes in a town near Yemen's capital, Sanaa, killed 22 people and wounded 30 others, according to a spokesman for the Houthi-run Health Ministry, ABC News reported in a wire story. The casualties were described as "mostly women and children," the outlet reported.
ABC News's headline puts the death toll at a minimum of 22 and attributes it to a Houthi official, while the summary of the same report states the toll as 22 and identifies the speaker as a spokesman for the Houthi-run Health Ministry. The two descriptions differ on whether the count is a minimum and on how the source is identified.
ABC News reported that the town lies near Sanaa, but the summary does not name the town, does not say who carried out the airstrikes, and does not give a time for them. It describes the strikes only as airstrikes and gives no further detail about their targets.
The casualty figures come from a spokesman for the Houthi-run Health Ministry, and the ABC News report is the only source account provided for this article. The reporting does not indicate whether any independent body has verified the figures or whether any other party has responded to the strikes.
The figures therefore reflect the ministry's account as relayed by ABC News, and the outlet's summary does not break down the casualties beyond describing the victims as mostly women and children.
ABC News's wire story is the only report included in the material for this article, so no additional details from other outlets are available here.
Sources: ABC News: Airstrike kills at least 22 people near Yemen's capital, Houthi official says.