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PM says allocations for wounded and martyrs' families should go for entitled beneficiaries

[25/02/2024 02:03]

ADEN - SABA
Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Affairs Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak has emphasized the need to make sure that governmental financial allocations for the war wounded combatants and families of the martyrs should go for the entitled beneficiaries in recognition of the national warriors' sacrifices during the battle with the terrorist Houthi militia.

In a meeting here tody, Dr. Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak listened to grievances from representatives of the wounded and the families of the martyrs, as well as their suffering and the problems they face with regard to their service ID numbers, therapeutic services, and the disbursement of their financial dues.