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Dep. Planning Minister regrets suffering of IDPs in int'l organizations run camps

[30/12/2019 01:30]

ADEN-SABA

Deputy Minister of Planning and International Cooperation has regretted the suffering of internally displaced Yemenis in the camps run by international organizations in the city of Aden.

In a tour of inspection to the conditions of the shelter camp, Nazar Basuheib found refugees lacking the simplest essentials of life from food to medicines to real shelter.

He said the organizations running the camps are responsible for improving the overall conditions of 143 families from Dhale'a, Hodeidah and Taiz. He called on the organizations to act soon on their responsibilities they bore under the terms of the agreements they had signed with the government.