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[16/03/2024 06:20]

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Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak ordered referring the management of the Psychiatric and Neurological Hospital, in the transitional capital Aden, to investigation and liability for the mismanagement, negligence and deteriorated services.

His directive came during a sudden inspection visit he paid today, Saturday, to the medical facility , located in the District of Dar Sa'ad in Aden city.

" The problem is not only lies in financial aspects, but also in lacking professional conscience among some people who abandoned their responsibility" said bin Mubarak, adding" This is a sort of corruption that we'll never tolerate".

The Prime Minister directed Minister of Public Health and Population to follow-up the probe and to communicate the findings so that necessary measures are taken.