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[30/01/2019 04:33]

ADEN-SABA
An source in the Immigration and Passports Department in Aden said the passports issued in Yemen's areas under the control of Houthis are invalid, in renewal of a governmental decision from 2016.

In a statement to Saba, the source said only passports issued in areas liberated from the Iran affiliated coupists are valid.

The source called on media outlets to draw their information in this regard from the official sources, the websites of the state-run news agency (Saba) and of the Interior Ministry.