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[18/06/2017 06:26]

ADEN-SABA

Prime Minister Ahmed Obeid bin-Daghr ordered the Ministry of Electricity and other competent authorities to quickly install the 75MWT power generators that arrived to Aden Seaports on Sunday evening.

The generators are planned to be installed al-Mansoorah and Khawr Maksar generation plants to meet the shortfall of power supply in Aden.

Minister of Electricity Mubarak al-Tameemi told Saba that the entrance of these generators into supply line will reduce the deficit of power supply to a large extent.