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Spokesperson: Government sent 3500 tons of diesel for Mocha's power plant

[23/11/2017 07:22]

ADEN-SABA
The Spokesperson of the Government RajehBadi has said the government sent 3500 tons of diesel for operating Mocha's Power Plant to provide people with power.

Prime Minister bin-Daghr ordered providing the power plant with diesel shipments today's evening, Badi told Saba on Thursday, noting that the power, after maintenance carried by the UAE Red Crescent, will generate 140 MW.

The government has plans for providing all power plants with fuel to provide people with electricity in lower prices applied by the government, he said.

He confirmed that improving services and normalizing conditions in liberated provinces is the priority of the government.