Yemen loses internet connection after Saudi-led airstrike
The Hindu
The Houthi's Al-Masirah satellite news channel said the strike on the telecommunications building had killed and wounded people
Yemen lost its connection to the internet nationwide early January 21 after Saudi-led airstrikes targeted a site in the contested city of Hodeida, an advocacy group said, plunging the war-torn nation offline.
NetBlocks said the disruption began around 1 a.m. local and affected TeleYemen, the state-owned monopoly that controls internet access in the country. TeleYemen is now run by the Houthi rebels who have held Yemen's capital, Sanaa, since late 2014.

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