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200 Internally Displaced Families arrived in Shoqra from Khokha

[21/12/2017 03:59]

ABYAN-SABA

Governor of Abyan province Maj. General Abu-Baker Salim met with a number of displaced families from the province of Hodeida.

Some 200 Internally Displaced families arrived in Shoqrah city of Abyan province. These families fled their own origin areas in the city of Khokha after their houses destroyed or seriously damaged by Imamate-Houthi militia.

The governor ordered authorities under his capacities to host the displaced families and provide them with shelter and necessary save-life staffs.

Maj. Salim blamed the terrorist Houthi militias for the suffering they have caused for Yemeni people.