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[15/04/2018 12:53]

SAYOON-SABA

Proceeds collected by the Customs Office of Wadi and Sahrah Hudramout province made up 6 billion and 462 million Yemeni Rials (YR) from January through March 2018.

Director of Customs Office Ashoor Qafzan told the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) the revenues have decreased compared to last year with 782 million YR.

Some 3 thousands and 772 of automobiles, equipment and stuffs were subjected to customs clearance. This figure fewer than last year's by 2455 of cars and equipment, according to Qafzan.