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GALSUP warns of misusing state-owned real estate

[04/08/2017 04:35]

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The General Authority for Land, Survey and Urban Planning (GALSUP) has warned the Saleh-Houthi coup militias against misuse of state-owned real estate in all parts of Yemen that lie under their control.

GALSUP director AneesBaharithatold Saba that "the militias' recent grant of 30-Libna plots of land for each minister in their self-proclaimed government is an illegal and invalid decision."

The government will not allow this misuse and whoever is tolerating the mess with the state owned properties will one day be liable to punishment.

He urged GALSUP branch offices in the militia-controlled provinces to refuse the militias' new decision of granting lands to their so-called ministers.