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PM orders a payment of $3 million and 400 million YR for medicating wounded persons

[25/03/2018 11:22]

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Prime Minister Dr Ahmed Obeid Bin-Dagher has instructed Ministry of Finance to pay $3 million for the Medical Committee tasked with treating the wounded people in Egypt and other countries which received the Yemenis who injured due to the war.

The Prime Minister also ordered 400 million Yemeni Rials (YR) payment to help offering medical medication to the wounded people who have been receiving treatment in Yemen or moving them for medication abroad whenever may necessary and that should be done under instructions by the Vice President.