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Arab Coalition's Command announces keeping Hodeida Port open

[20/12/2017 12:18]

RIYADH-SABA
The Command of Arab Coalition for Supporting Yemen's Legitimacy has announced keeping Hodeida Port opened for receiving humanitarian and relief materials and allowing Trade ships entering Yemen.

"In pursuance of Keenness of the countries of the Arab Coalition for supporting legality in Yemen on providing humanitarian assistances to brother Yemeni people and due to intensifying measures of checking up, the Coalition's Command announces keeping Hodeida Port opened for humanitarian and relief aid," said the Coalition in a release to Sauid News Agency WAS.

The command also allowed "entrance of trade ships, including fuel shipments and food goods for 30 days for implementing suggestions of the UN envoy to Yemen on Hodeida Port."