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[01/05/2018 01:53]

MARIB-SABA

Vice President Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) Ali Mohssen Saleh met Tuesday with the officials in charge of the Department of Medical Services and Military Medical Committee.

The meeting aimed to address several topics in connection to medical care and support for the wounded personnel of the military.

The Vice President stressed that it is very important to step up efforts to provide the injured servicemen with the necessary medical care.

(Lt Gen) Mohssen has already instructed to ease procedures about moving a number of wounded persons to medication abroad.

The officials in charge reported to the Vice President about the efforts were made to help the wounded troops getting the needed medication.