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PM: Gov't keen to provide injured servicemen with medication, support martyrs' families

[29/09/2024 03:59]

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Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak reiterated the commitment of the government to provide the troops who suffered injuries with every necessary medication and to take care about the families of the martyrs.

"The government is committed to provide the wounded soldiers with the necessary health care and treatment and to support the martyrs' families. It is a national and moral responsibility", said bin Mubarak.

His remark came during his visit today, Sunday, to the Center for medicating the wounded servicemen in the region of al-Wade'a in Hadramout governorate.

The Prime Minister voiced deep appreciation for the great sacrifices of the armed forces personnel to defend the Yemeni revolution, republican regime, restore the state's institutions and eliminate the Iran-backed Houthi militis' coup.