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Government discusses health conditions, fuel in Taiz
[28/09/2017 10:06]

TAIZ-SABA
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Civil Service AbdulazizJubari presided over on Thursday a meeting for health sector leadership in Taiz for having quick solutions to cure injured people of the military personnel who sacrifice their souls for defending Taiz against Houthi-Saleh's militias.

"We are here for putting solutions to issues of the injured and forming a medical committee from the hospitals directors, consultants and specialists in coordination with local authority and concerned bodies," said Jubari, praising the heroic role performed by martyrs, injured people and all those who are in warfronts defending Taiz city against militias' war.

He emphasized on coming out with a solution to solve the problem of health condition in the governorate and reactivating government hospitals led by Public Hospitals of Al-Thawra, al-Jumhori and al-Askari to include all injured from the national army and innocent citizens, who fall victims of barbaric genocides being committed by the criminal militias.

For his part, Minister of Local Administration AbdulraqeebFath talked about lack of database on the injured people in Taiz as an issue hindering access to support and stressed on making such databases.

The meeting came out with a suggestion of quickly formation of a committee from Military Hospital, al-Thawra Public Hospital, al-Jomhori Hospital, a representative from local authority, a representative from health office, a representative for military medical services, the Dean of College of Medicine, Ri'ayah Corporation and representative for donors.

On the same regard, Deputy Minister of Oil and Minerals Shawqi al-Mikhlafi held on Thursday a meeting with leadership of Oil Company to inspect situation of oil derivatives and difficulties facing the company's branch in providing fuel regularly.

He confirmed that they communicated with the general administration of the company in Aden to take necessary measures to supply Taiz with fuel and directed of maintaining facilities of the company in the governorate.

He confirmed on coordination with local authority and security and military authorities to secure the facilities against any harm.


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