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[16/08/2017 03:14]

RIYADH-SABA
Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed Obaid bin-Dajar discussed today with the Governor of Sana'a, Maj.Gen. Abdul Qawi Sharif the services and security situations in the rebel-controlled Sana'a province.

The Prime Minister was given an account by the Governor on the needs and concerns of the public and the services and health conditions in light of the coup militias' controlover the state resources which they dedicate for perpetuating their war only.

The Governor made clear that the militias rule by the power of intimidation, killing and starvation.
He also reviewed the progress made in the field of providing care to the families of the martyrs and field of accomplishing the Sana'a regaining mission.

The prime minister hailed the local people's sacrifices and steadfastness in the face of the coup militias. The premier called for the government for offering more care to the wounded and providing wheelchairs, transportation and necessary equipment for those who need it.