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PM conducts phone calls to governors of Socotra, Al-Mahara about Mackano cyclone's consequences

[26/05/2018 08:23]

RIYADH-SABA
Prime Minister Dr Ahmed Obeid Bin-Dagher made telephone calls Saturday evening to both governors of Al-Mahara, Rajeh Sa'eed Bakrait and Socotra Ramzi Mahroos.

During the phone conversations, Bin-Dagher wanted to get familiar with the situations in the two provinces in the wake of Mackano cyclone which hit Socotara and Al-Mahara over the past couple of days.

The two governors reported to the Prime Minister about the size of damages and underway efforts exerted by local authorities to relieve the people in need.

Bin-Dagher urged the governors to redouble efforts in order to reinstate basic services which disrupted by the natural disaster.

He also demanded detailed reports as soon as possible about the damages and loses that public and private-owned properties suffered.