The Council of Ministers reviewed in its Saturday's meeting continuous efforts for upending Houthi-Saleh's coup and restoring the abducted state, as well as tackling issues in liberated governorates, especially those related to security and services.

The World Bank has allocated $36 million to assist Yemeni small-scale farmers to resume agricultural production in the seven Yemeni governorates which were mostly affected by the conflict.

Deputy Governor of Hadhramout for Valley and Desert Affairs Hisham al-Sa'idi discussed on Saturday with directors of local authority here increasing revenues to Say'oon District from executive apparatus of the valley and the desert.

Yemen's Prime Minister said on Saturday that "we are resisting the Saleh-Houthi aggression against the state and we are going to continue resisting them until they come back to their senses."

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdulmalik al-Mikhlafi headed on Saturday to Amman for a state visit lasts for several days during which will hold talks with his Jordanian Counterpart Ayman al-Safdi.

Taiz Governor Ali al-Ma'amari has denounced the robbery of al-Barah Cement Factory by the Houthi-Saleh militias on Thursday, indicating that all its content and equipment were robbed and transferred to outside Taiz.

Minister of Oil and Minerals Saif al-Sharif briefed Saturday President Abdo Rabbu Mansor Hadi on points of negotiations between Yemen's Oil Ministry and Saudi Aramco Company for boosting joint interests and future investments in oil and gas fields.

The violations that the Houthis have committed against human rights are unprecedented in Yemen's modern history, the country's Human Rights Minister, Mohammed Askar, said in a dialogue seminar in Cairo on Friday.

Prime Minister Ahmad Obeid bin-Daghr laid Saturday the foundation stone for improving and rehabilitating Basuhaib Military Hospital at total cost of YR 400 million financed by the government.

President Abdo Rabbu Manshour Hadi received on Saturday the head and members of the National Committee for Investigating Human Rights Violations Alleges.

The General Authority for Land, Survey and Urban Planning (GALSUP) has warned the Saleh-Houthi coup militias against misuse of state-owned real estate in all parts of Yemen that lie under their control.

Minister of Health and Population Dr. NaserBaoom said that 1890 cholera-related deaths were recorded from 27 April to the end of July across Yemen.

The spokesman of the Arab Coalition backing Yemen's government to put down the Saleh-Houthi militias' coup said on Friday that the militias stand behind the shortage of airplane fuel in Sana'a International Airport.

The Emirati Red Crescent has distributed food aid to the people of special needs and destitute families and those of limited income in Ataq, the provincial capital of Shabwah.

The Security Committee of Shabwa governorate has welcomed deployment of new military forces across coastal areas, Mifa'a, Azzan, Rawdha, Habban and locations of oil companies.

The Saleh-Houthi militia have arrested 14 Dhali'ee persons from the district of Juban, Dhali'a province, in a mass and indiscriminate arrest campaign.

King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Activities and World Health Organization signed Thursday an agreement for fighting cholera in Yemen.

Prime Minister Ahmed Obeid bin-Daghar on Thursday said that Iran will not be allowed to achieve victory in Yemen.

The Chairman of the Supreme Commission for Relief, Abdurraqeeb Fatah, has discussed with the Coordination Office of the Arabian Gulf Aid the humanitarian and relief response situation in Yemen.

The Ministry of Public Health and Population's Office here organized Thursday a training course to mosque preachers to include issues of social awareness on cholera epidemic.