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UNICEF finances water projects in Marib worth $ 226000

[16/06/2020 06:07]

MARIB - SABA
Director of Rural Water Projects in Madghal District Ali Huthal along with District Director Amer Umaisan launched Tuesday three water projects with total cost of USD 226,000.

The projects were financed by the UNICEF.

Huthal made it clear that 3945 people benefit from the three projects, Madghal, Naba'ah and Al Ku'lan. Displaced families from al-Hazm and Majzar Majzar districts to Marib benefit also from the projects.

Meanwhile, Umaisan pointed out that the district includes thousands of displaced people from areas witnessing conflicts in Jawf and Marbi and that the projects will alleviate their suffering.