Makkah mountain collapses causing landslide

Two people were injured late on Friday night when part of a mountain in Mecca collapsed on their home, state news agency SPA said.

The incident comes after 107 people were killed last week when a crane collapsed near Mecca's Grand Mosque.

Muslim pilgrims are flocking to Mecca to attend next week's haj.

The Civil Defense authority said the landslide caused the ceiling of the four story building in the Batha Quraish area to collapse, injuring a man and woman.

An investigation is still ongoing to reveal the cause of the accident, according to Reuters. 

This has taken place just three days after a hotel fire caused 1000 guests, in Makkah for Hajj, to be evacuated from a hotel due to a fire, in which two were injured.

10 days earlier, a crane collapsed in the city's Grand Mosque, injuring 238 and killing 107.