Yemen boomtown still has visible scars of the war Marib, an oil-rich Yemeni boomtown once accustomed to the sounds of war and now a rare oasis of stability in a country torn by strife, still has several visible scars of the war: at a rehab centre for child soldiers, drawings sketched by the young survivors are telling. And in a decrepit camp on its outskirts, dozens of people tug at the sleeves of Saudi aid officials, imploring them for more relief supplies. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES