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ICRC to resume projects in Taiz soon

[21/02/2019 05:10]

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The head of the branch of the International Committee of the Red Cross branch Kevin Moor said the ICRC organization would resume implementing projects in some districts of Taiz province soon.

In a meeting with the commander of Taiz Military Axis Maj. Gen. Sameer al-Saberi here today, Moor said the organization would offer projects in terms of protecting the prisoners and the abductees.

He pointed out that the ICRC did not cease all its activities after the assassination of its employee Hanna Lahood in the city last year but some planned activities stalled.