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PM follows underway efforts to cope with heavy rainfalls damages

[09/06/2019 01:25]

ADEN-SABA
Prime Minister Dr Ma'een Abdulmalik has been closely following up underway efforts to address the damages caused by torrential rainfalls and floods in the temporary capital Aden.

He is personally engaged in constantly communications with government's authorities and apparatuses in charge.

Dr Ma'een urged intensifying efforts to deal with the implications of the heavy rainfalls and floods, instructing senior officials in charge to move immediately, inspects damages and offer help.

The Prime Minister has ordered to devote all available resources to reopening roads and reinstating basic services, namely electricity which cut off in some districts of Aden.