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Fatah urges International community to stop militia's inference in relief action

[15/03/2018 02:02]

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Minister of Local Administration—Chairman of Supreme Relief Committee—Abdulraqeeb Fatah has declared that international organizations operate in relief can safely access to all provinces except the putschist militia interference and its contravention of international law and national legitimacy.

In statement to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) Fatah urged the International community to stand up to the militia and pressure it to stop all forms of meddling in the relief actions.

He stated that there are 17 of land inlets, seaports and airports are ready to receive humanitarian and relief aids. Moreover, Saudi Arabia has announced that Jazan harbor can be used to receive relief stuffs. The Coalition member states also committed themselves to increase capacities of the seaports of Hodeida, Mocha, Aden and Mukalla so that they can receive different ships.

The Chairman of Supreme Relief Committee has asked the international community to join and coordinate efforts to mobilize more relief and humanitarian assistance for Yemen and support income-generate enterprises.