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Next Tuesday pay day for civil service pensioners throughout the country

[03/03/2019 02:56]

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Chairman of General Authority for Insurances and Pensions (GAIP) Ali al-Hadar announced that civil service pensioners all over the Yemeni governorates will be paid their pension payment for March starting from next Tuesday.

In statement to the Yemeni News Agency (SABA) al-Hadar said" Total amount of the March pensioners' payment is 6 billion, 658 million and 706 thousand Yemeni Rial (YR).

He added that total amount of pensioners' payment in government-held governorates 4 billion, 634 million and 500 thousand (YR). In the militia-controlled governorates the amount is 2 billion, 24 million and 205 thousand (YR).