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Info. Minister, Marib governor follow up on infrastructure development

[26/02/2019 05:57]

MARIB-SABA
Minister of Information Muammar al-Eryani and Marib governor Sultan al-Eradah followed up on the continuous infrastructure development Marib city, the hotbed for hundreds of thousands of Yemenis who fled persecution of the Houthi militia.

Accompanied by journalists from different international media outlets, the pair inspected the ongoing expansion of IDP shelter camps south of the city, execution of a $20 million road project, the improvement of healthcare and educational services and the building boom in general.

The governor said that despite the scarcity of resources, the local authorities are working continuously to meet the growing demand on schooling, health and other services as caused by the constant flow of displaced people from the Houthi-held areas.