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Military, security redeployment process in Shabwa continues

[01/09/2019 07:38]

SHABWA-SABA
The process of new security redeployment plan continues in Shabwa province for tightening security and stability across the province after recent bloody incidents.

The plan has been made for facing security challenges facing the province after the so-called UAE-backed Transitional Cancel's war, Governor of Shabwa Mohammad bin Adyo told Saba.

He made it clear that specialized military and security units have been entrusted to protect coastal areas near exporting gas and oil establishments and other units have been redeployed across highways linking Ataq city, the capital of Shabwa and redeploying further military and security units to secure al-Abr international highway.

The governor valued cooperation of the people of Shabwa with military and security units for realizing security and stability in the province.