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Government warns against looting public, private funds by Houthis

[30/08/2021 08:20]

ADEN - SABA
The internationally-recognized government has warned of widespread crimes of blundering public and private funds by Houthi militia and entities and persons affiliated with it as violators of the constitution of the Republic of Yemen and laws.

In a press release on Monday, Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism Mua'mar al-Eryani warned all citizens, businessmen, owners of private companies and any local, regional or international body to provide any facilitation or dealing with those looted funds or buying shares as this is considered involvement with Houthi militia's crimes.

He renewed government's affirmation on nullity of all Houthi measures and practices and those who are involved in providing or participated in helping the militia to seize these funds will be held accountable.

He confirmed that the government will take all legal measures to crack down on the perpetrators and facilitators to blacklist them as locally and internationally wanted.