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Military, security and services situations in Al-Baidha discussed

[26/12/2017 02:19]

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Governor of Al-Baidha Saleh Ahmed Arrsas chaired a meeting of the Executive Office of Al-Baidha province. The meeting which held in Aden, the interim capital devoted to discuss the military situation in Na'aman district where government troops have made significant advancement recently after they had retaken the region of Baihan and moved forward to Na'aman.

" Victories in Baihan and Na'aman would pave the way to drive the militia out of Al-Baidah and other regions around the country", said Arrasas.

The General Director of the province police Brigadier Ahmed Al-Homaiqani reported about the process of underway procedures concerning to due finance payments of security units and forces in the province.

The meeting also touched upon health services in the liberated districts. Two more separate reports about war wounded people and the necessary medication grants were discussed.

Criminal attacks and constant violations committed by Houthi militia against the population of Al-Baida were dealt with during the meeting