According to Mwatana for Human Rights: "In 2020, Mwatana documented about 32 Saudi/UAE-led coalition air strikes impacting civilians and civilian objects in eight Yemeni governorates: Amanat al-Asemah, Sana’a, Hajjah, Sadah, al-Hudaydah, al-Bayda, Ma’rib, al-Jawf. At least 104 civilians were killed, including 41 children and 17 women, and at least 81 civilians were injured, including 41 children and 19 women, in these air strikes. These attacks damaged and destroyed protected civilian objects, and hit residential homes and neighborhoods, markets, civilian vehicles, farms schools, and service and commercial facilities. [...] On Thursday, August 6, 2020, at around 09:30 a.m., the Saudi/UAE-led coalition carried out an airstrike and dropped multiple bombs on civilian cars on the asphalt road linking the Khab w al-Sha’af district and the Burat al-Enan of al-Jawf governorate. There was about five to ten minutes between the first three bombs, which fell on two civilian cars carrying civilians on a holiday visit. Meanwhile, at about 10:30 a.m., another three bombs hit another civilian car while it was passing about 300 meters away from the site of the previous two vehicles. As a result of the attack, eight civilians, all children, were killed and 15 civilians were wounded, including eight children and four women. The three civilian vehicles were completely destroyed. Shaa’fa Abdullah (40 years old), a wounded woman and mother of three of the children who died, said: “We were on the way to visit our relatives in Bart district for a holiday visit, and as soon as we heard the sound of the plane, it threw its bombs on us. The bomb had a violent sound and shrapnel came down on us like rain.” Mwatana’s researcher visited the site of the attack and conducted ten interviews with survivors, witnesses, and family members of the victims, in addition to taking photographs of the damage caused by the attack. Mwatana researchers and the witnesses interviewed by Mwatana did not identify any military target in or near the three vehicles before or during the attack." ^[+]