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[13/09/2018 02:49]

HODEIDAH –SABA
The Security Committee for the province of Hodeidah has decided to activate the security apparatus of the Red Sea port province and expedite the rehabilitation of security officers to enable them take over the districts left by the Houthi rebels.

The Committee took the decision in a meeting held on Thursday under the chairmanship of Hodeidah governor, Dr. Hassan Taher, to discuss the security matters of the province and the provincial capital which is due to fall under the complete control of the advancing armed forces.

The committee appreciated the presidential directives to include members of the popular resistance fighting Houthi rebels now and three thousand extra local people to the ranks of the armed forces.

The committee ordered for soldier recruitment and law and order protection plans to be prepared ahead of the imminent defeat of the Iran-backed rebels.