Houthis plundered govt medical supplies for coronavirus, says minister

President al-Alimi meets with presidency of consultation authority

Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council Dr. Rashad al-Alimi met Monday with the President of the Consultation and Reconciliation Authority Mohammad al-Ghaithi and his Vices Abdulmalik al-Mikhlafi, Sakhr al-Wageeh, Jamila Ali Raja'a and Akram al-Ameri.

Secretary-General of the Arab League calls for assisting Yemenis

(Saba)- Secretary-General of the Arab League A hmed Aboul-Gheit on Monday appealed to the international community and humanitarian organizations to immediately provide assistance and relief to Yemenis.

AIRBUS announces € 4.2 billion net profits in 2022

The European Company for planes manufacturing (AIRBUS) announced that its net profits in 2022 came to € 4.2 billion, with an increase of 1 percent over 2021.

Argentina wins the 2022 World Cup after defeating France

The Argentine national team was crowned champion of the Qatar World Cup 2022 after defeating its French counterpart, by penalty shootouts, by four goals to two in the match that brought them together, this evening, Sunday, at Lusail Stadium, after the end of the original and extra time, in a positive tie with three goals for both teams.

Last Update: ، 2023/03/28 Time 08:34:11
Latest News:

World Bank offers Yemen $ 207 million in aids

Cabinet addresses a number of developments at the local and external levels

United States and Britain denounce Houthi escalation in Taiz, Marib and Shabwa

Cooperation with Kuwaiti Relief Agency discussed in Aden

Prime Minister chairs joint meeting of leaderships of Ministry of Defense, the Chief of Staff

Houthis plundered govt medical supplies for coronavirus, says minister

[16/05/2020 05:26]

RIYADH-SABA
The Houthi militia plundered a shipment of medical supplies the government sent to the healthcare centers to tackle coronavirus infections in the militant-controlled territories.

Yemen's Information Minister Muammar al-Eryani said the government, out of its sense of responsibility towards all Yemeni provinces including the militia-held ones, sent the medical supplies received from the WHO but the militia members stole the shipment and shared it "among its warlords to sell it in the black market."

Al-Eryani called on the UN Secretary General and his Special Envoy to Yemen as well as the WHO to condemn this Houthi act and force them to return the stolen shipment since millions of Yemenis are facing the risk of coronavirus infection.