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[30/04/2019 04:25]

SHABWA – SABA
Yemen LNG Company in Balhaf, Shabwa province granted equipment worth 6 million riyals to support preventive healthcare activities in Shabwa province today. Yemen LNG's liquefaction plant is located in Balhaf region of Shabwa.

In a meeting with the director of Balhaf site Mokhtar Al-Saqqaf, the director of the Health Ministry's branch office in Shabwa Nasser Al-Ba'asi appreciated Yemen LNG's resumption of support to the health sector in the province after stopping for years due to the armed conflict in the country.

For his part, Al-Saqqaf stressed the company's readiness to continue its support to the health sector and other sectors as part of its social responsibility and its role in supporting local development programs.