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Minister of Education inspects damages on the Education Office in Aden

[04/02/2018 06:30]

ADEN-SABA
Minister of Education Dr Abdullah Lamlas inspected Sunday the damages on the premises of the Office of Education in the interim capital Aden. The Office has suffered damages and its properties were looted during the violent events that Aden was subjected to last week.

The Minister toured the premises of the Office and building of the Control of the Ministry of Education. He inspected the damages and informed about the equipment and furniture which were looted by troublemakers and lawbreakers.

Dr Lamlas denounced the sabotage and looting actions against the public property, blaming the troublemakers who caused such destruction.

The Minister has affirmed that the Ministry has been working on renormalizing the educational process and redressing the damages caused by the violent actions with the concerned authorities in the government and the Arab Coalition.