At least 25 people were killed and 110 others were injured, with at least 33 wounded seriously enough to require major surgery.[5][14] The casualties included aid workers as well as government officials.[7][3][8] Three members of the International Committee of the Red Cross were killed, including two Yemenis and one Rwandan; three others were wounded, with one seriously so.[8][18] Officials also reported that a deputy minister of public works had been killed, while it was also reported that a deputy minister of youth and sport as well as a deputy transport minister were amongst those injured.[2][7][lower-alpha 4] Also among the dead was a reporter of Belqees, a Yemeni television news channel, who was reporting live from the airport when his connection went silent.[19][5] Yemeni information minister Moammer al-Iryani also reported that at least ten other journalists had also been wounded.[7][10][5]