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Lahj governor, Handicap international sign response project treaty

[23/12/2021 05:11]

LAHJ - SABA
Governor of Lahj Ahmad Turki signed Thursday with French Handicap International a treaty of Inclusive and Integrative Response Program for specialized protection and health needs to weak persons, who are affected by the conflict in Yemen.

The project targets provinces of Aden, Lahj and Taiz.
The project includes rehabilitating health workers of the hospital and the camp of the organization and providing curative care to patients and medical appliances.

Earlier, Governor of Lahj presided over a meeting for local authority to launch a campaign for removing fences built illegally on the sate's lands at Tuban and Hota Districts.