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PM inspects damages caused by floods in Aden

[09/06/2019 04:18]

ADEN-SABA
Prime Minister DrMa'een Abdulmalik paid Sunday inspection visits to several districts of the temporary capital Aden.

His tour aimed to personally inspects material damages and loses caused by the torrential rainfalls and floods which overwhelmed the seaport city Saturday evening.

During his field visit he was briefed by the government's senior officials and local authorities about underway to efforts to address the damages and reinstate basic services of electricity and water networks which have been affected.

The Prime Minister ordered allocating an emergency budget to help addressing the damages, promising hard work and tireless efforts by all government's authorities and apparatuses in charge to repair the damages and re-instate basic services as soon as possible.