Saudi led airstrikes kills at least 40, wounds 200 people at refugee camp in Yemen.

    Saudi Arabia led airstrikes struck a refugee camp for a displaced people in northern Yemen and left at least 40 people killed, 200 more wounded on Mazraq Camp in Hajjah province, a spokesman for the International Organisation For Migration, Joel Millman said. The Yemen news website Barakish.net reported that the fighter jet out of Saudi Arabia coalition bombed the camp. Yemen's state news agency Saba, which is under the control of Houthi rebels also reported the story, saying the dead include women and children. Yemen's exiled foreign minister, Riyadh Yeseen, has accused the Iran-backed Houthi rebels of behind the deadly attack. He said the bast was not caused by Saudi led coalition airstrikes but by "artillary strikes", which the rebels are responsible.