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Marib governordeclares zero-tolerance policy with troublemakers

[06/07/2019 07:27]

MARIB-SABA
Governor of Marib governorate Maj. General Sultan al-Arradah said that everyone has right to enjoy security, no tolerance with troublemakers and spoilers who may seek to destabilize security, stability and undermine society's peace.

Al-Erradah urged joint action and alignment to maintain security and stability in the governorate." Security must be everybody's business, joint efforts and societal contribution are necessary to manage the challenges facing the governorate", said al-Arradah.

His statement came as he convened a meeting Saturday included the representatives of the political parties and constituencies and senior security and civil officials.

The session intended to deliberate the security troubles the governorate has seen recently.

The governor briefed the representatives of the political parties on the reasons of the joint security operation to hunt down the lawbreakers against whom the judiciary issued warrant-arrest. He voiced appreciation for the responsible and patriotic stance of the political parties in support of the local authority and the measures it has taken to maintain security and stability.