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Criminal acts won't deter govt from cracking down on assailants, says bin-Daghr

[29/11/2017 01:26]

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Prime Minister Ahmed bin-Daghr said the "criminal attacks which have seen a spike in recent weeks won't deter the government from cracking down on the assailants."

In a statement to Saba on Thursday, a day after assailants detonated a car bomb outside the Finance Ministry offices Aden injured at least two people, bin-Daghr said "we are following up on the incident and we will work to fighting terrorism and uprooting it."

He assured the public saying "everything is under control and the ambulances have hospitalized those who were injured in the explosion."