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Pensioners in militia- controlled regions to be paid from Monday on

[27/01/2019 02:03]

ADEN-SABA
Pensioners in Houthi militia regions are going to be paid January pension starting from tomorrow, Monday.

Chairman of General Authority for Insurances and Pensions (GAIP) Ali al-Hadar called on the pensioners to go to al-Kuraimi bank to receive their due payment for January.

Total number of pensioners who will be paid some 39 thousands. Their monthly total amount is one billion and 734 million (YR).

It is important to mention that the GAIP has been committed to pay pensioners regularly. It has already done and this is the fourth month the pensioners in the regions under the Houthi rebel militia control are being paid from the government account in the Central Bank of Yemen (CBY) in the temporary capital Aden.