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Emirati cargo ship laden with tons of food stuffs docks in Mukalla's port

[08/07/2018 05:27]

ALMUKALLA-SABA
A cargo ship laden with tons of food stuffs dispatched from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) landed Sunday in Al-Mukalla's harbor of Hudramout province.

The Emirati Red Crescent's team leader in Hudramout Mohammed Obeid Ashamicy said:" The cargo ship has carried out food aids are assigned to be given out in different parts of Hudramout. This shipment is part of the relief and humanitarian assistance provided by the (UAE).

Ashamicy added " The UAE has also allocated a package of relief and developmental projects to be established in Hudramout in the framework of the Emirati support for health, humanitarian and development sectors in Yemen".