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PM directs for immediate tackling to reduce the repercussions of flood on IDPs in Marib

[10/08/2022 02:47]

Aden - Saba
Prime Minister Dr. Maeen Abdulmalik directed the Executive Unit for the Management of IDPs Camps, in coordination with the local authority in Marib Governorate and humanitarian partners, to implement immediate remedies to reduce the effects of the repercussions of the torrential rains that swept the IDP camps and caused great material and human damage.

The Prime Minister, along with the head of the executive unit for managing the camps for the displaced, Najeeb Al-Saadi, and the director of the unit in Marib, Saif Muthanna, followed up the measures taken to alleviate the suffering of the stricken displaced families, in the forefront is the provision of emergency shelter.

Floods led to the death and injury of eight displaced people, the loss of six others, and the destruction of thousands of settlement units belonging to IDPs.