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The Ministry will open four central gas stations in Mareb, Jawf, says official

[27/11/2017 09:14]

MAREB-SABA
The ministry has directed opening four strategic gas stations in Mareb and Jawf for providing better services to citizens and the displaced people, Deputy Minister of Oil and Minerals Shawqi al-Mikhlafi has said.

In his meeting with leadership of the Yemeni Oil Company on Monday here, al-Mikhlafi confirmed that the ministry is keen on providing fuel to citizens in lower prices, criticizing practices of Houthi-Saleh's militias of destroying oil institutions and creating black markets to monopoly the material and selling the substance for higher prices.

He argued directors of the company's branches in Mareb and in liberated provinces to provide the fuel and sell it to citizens by the prices defined by the government.

He stressed on monitoring the process of distribution and implement deterrent measures against violators and those who trade with the people's livings and blackmailing them in these difficult conditions.