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Interior Minister enlists family of fisherman slain in 2011 in the public payroll

[13/05/2018 03:46]

ADEN-SABA
Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Ahmed al-Maysari has issued a directive to the Finance Ministry to enlist the family of Ibraheem Qawnas a slain Yemeni fisherman in the public payroll.

Qawnas was shot dead by a crewman onboard a Norwegian commercial vessel in the Yemeni waters in 2011. Al-Maysari issued the directive during a meeting with Qawnas's relatives in Aden on Sunday.

He assured them that the government, through the Foreign Ministry, would approach the Norwegian courts over the issue.