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[25/08/2017 06:33]

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Fuel will be provided to all Aden power plants within the coming hours in order to prevent power cuts in the temporary capital, Hussein Mansour secretary-general of the Cabinet told Saba Friday.

"As per the directives of H.E President Abdu R. Mansour Hadi, Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed bin-Daghr has ordered the provision of fuel in abundance to prevent any power cuts in the future," he said.

"The hard circumstances Yemen is going through as a result of the barbaric war launched by the Saleh-Houthi militias against the state have led to the suspension of oil exportation, which Yemen's economy depends on by 75%."

Mansour said the government has improved services in the provinces retaken from the militias and paid salaries to public servicemen. For the army and security, fourth months' overdue salaries have been paid."