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Interior Minister inspects Aden Airport

[31/12/2020 03:06]

ADEN - SABA
Minister of Interior Maj. Gen. Ibraheem Haydan inspected the International Airport of Aden on Thursday a day after a terror attempt on the government arriving from Riyadh left dozens of civilian casualties.

The minister talked with the airports security officials on the indicators of the afternoon attack and met with fellow members of the panel formed by President Hadi to investigate into the bloody attack.

The minister vowed the government would do its best to secure the return of the airport to operation after its rehabilitation in the soonest possible. He said the terror attack won't discourage the government from resuming its duties in the temporary capital, uprooting the Houthi coup and restoring the Yemeni state.