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Mahra Governor inspects ongoing work in Nashtoun Port

[19/10/2018 05:50]

MAHRA-SABA
Governor of MahraRjehba-Kerait inspected on Friday the ongoing work in Nashtoun Port and measures taken to receive oil derivatives.

The governor has been acquainted with measures for changing places of boats near the port to places inside the port for easing trade activities.

On the other hand, three trucks carrying on board 100 tents, 1500 blankets and 200 mattresses arrived in al-Masila District, Mahra on Friday. The trucks were from King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Activities (KSrelief) to affected people over the tropical storm Luban.

The Head of al-Sabil Social Development Foundation Salem al-Sakkaf made it clear that other five trucks- carrying 2600 food parcels- have arrivedMasila, pointing out that two planes carrying on board 440 boxes of food parcels arrived in Mahra earlier.