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[22/11/2020 02:28]

ADEN - SABA
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While the roads to the city are blocked by Houthi armed militants for six years, Hayjat al-Abd, an 8-km long steep winding mountain road , remains the only road and humanitarian conduit connecting Taiz with Aden, but has recently saw serious collapses.

The project signed costs YR 466,793 and takes place over four months.