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VP hails Marib security authority's vigilance

[30/06/2017 05:23]

MARIB-SABA

Vice President Lt. Gen. Ali Mohsen Saleh has hailed the high level of vigilance amongst the security apparatuses of Marib which translated into a state of law and order in the province.

The vice president made the remarks during a meeting with the top security officials today.

General Ali Mohsen was briefed by the security officials on their day to day tasks and plans to keep the people and their properties secure against any coup militia-sponsored attempts to destabilize the province.

The vice president was also briefed on the challenges the security apparatuses face. He affirmed to the meeting the necessity of stepping up the fight against crime and terrorism by further training of military ad intelligence authorities.

The vice president asserted the imperative of setting a role model of state presence and associated public peace in the government-controlled areas.