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Marib Deputy governor inaugurates city entrance expansion

[30/12/2017 02:46]

MARIB-SABA
The Deputy governor of Marib Dr. Abd-Rabbu Miftah has inaugurated a project to expand the entrance road to the government-held city in Yemen's east.

The YR 1.657 billion project increases the breadth of the road to 40-60 meters for a six kilometer distance from the city's north. The project consists of road expansion, asphalt renovation and of establishing road islands with tree planting and sidewalks.

The government-held city is a safe haven for thousands of Yemenis fleeing the Houthi rebel militia's crackdown and persecution.