At least 33 people, including women and children, have reportedly been killed in air strikes in Yemen’s al-Shariyah district, east of Sanaa.
Media outlets affiliated with the Houthi movement blamed the attacks on Saudi Arabia, while the Houthi-run Al Masirah television station aired footage showing rescuers removing bodies from damaged buildings and taking injured victims to hospitals.
The group’s Saba news agency reported that 39 people were injured in the strikes.
Saudi Arabia and the coalition supporting Yemen’s internationally recognised government had not commented on the reported attacks.
The Saudi-led coalition has fought the Houthis for more than a decade, although hostilities had remained relatively low for several years before tensions increased again following the Iran war.
The renewed fighting has included Houthi attacks on Saudi targets and vessels using the Red Sea as an alternative oil export route to the Strait of Hormuz.
The United Nations said more than 1,600 people have been killed and over 300,000 displaced since hostilities resumed.
Responsibility for a separate deadly attack on a market in Taiz province remains disputed.
