Two people have been injured after debris from two intercepted Houthi ballistic missiles fell in southern Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Civil Defence said the missiles were intercepted and destroyed on Sunday, with debris falling in Khamis Mushait and Ahad Rafidah.
A Saudi citizen and an Asian resident were injured in the incident.
Three residential buildings and seven vehicles were also damaged.
Emergency teams responded to the affected areas and carried out standard safety procedures.

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