Rock slides in Wadi Do'an, Hadhramaut Governorate, eastern Yemen, have forced residents to evacuate their homes, according to local sources.

Sources told "Barran Press" that the rock slides occurred suddenly on Tuesday in the mountains of the village of Hisn Basim in Wadi Do'an, prompting residents to leave their homes.

While no casualties or material damage have been reported so far, there is a sense of fear and anxiety among residents of homes located below the mountains where the slides occurred, fearing a repeat of the incident.

"Bran Press" obtained videos documenting the moment of the rock slides in the village of Hisn Basim in the Do'an district of Wadi Hadhramaut.

In 2011, a similar incident occurred in Wadi Do'an in the Rabit Ba'ashan area, specifically in the village of Bamanwa. At the time, sudden landslides occurred without any apparent rainfall or other obvious causes.