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PM orders Aden officials to put end to Crater disturbances

[02/10/2021 06:34]

ADEN – SABA
Prime Minister Dr. Maeen Abdulmalik has ordered Governor of Aden, Chairman of the Security Committee Ahmed Lamlas, and Director of Aden Security, Major General Mutahar Al-Shuaibi, to work to put a quick end to the clashes taking place in Crater district, and the resulting civilian casualties, and disturbance to public peace.

The Prime Minister stressed the necessity of restoring security and stability and limiting the damage caused to private and public properties, stressing that the necessary care should be given to the injured.

The Prime Minister heard from the governor of Aden, the head of the security committee and the director of Aden's security, a preliminary report on the circumstances of what happened and the measures taken by the security services to deal with it and impose security and stability.