A little 7 year-old school girl was killed yesterday as her neighborhood in Sana'a became the target of yet another mortar attack by the government forces as the latter were trying to dislodge protesters and dissidents troops from their positions north of the capital, Sana'a.

Residents near, Baghdad Street, Hail Street, around the Kentucky roundabout and in the outskirts of the University where most of the revolutionaries are stationed, have told the press that it was all becoming too much. The continuous shelling and use of heavy artillery have destroyed countless businesses and residences forcing its residents to flee the area, uncertain where to go.

A medical source from the field hospital where Myrian Said Basheer was taken, confirmed that she had died from wounds consistent with a shelling attack. They added that 6 other people, including 2 children had been injured that same day when a shell landed next to their place of residence.

Since president Saleh surprise return to Yemen, the capital has been thrown onto the midst of a never ending cycle of violence with reports everyday of new civilian casualties. And since the government is relentlessly targeting densely populated districts of the capital, more deaths and casualties are bound to mount.