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[25/11/2019 02:01]

ADEN-SABA

Financial amounts allocated for the medication of the servicemen and freedom fighters who suffered injuries as a result of their engagement in the battle against the putschist Houthi militia have been transferred to pay the costs of the treatment they have been receiving in India and Egypt, according to the Finance Minister Salim bin Boreik.

Bin Boreik affirmed that the Ministry's authorities in charge have already transferred the due amounts for the medication of the injured people per the Prime Minister's instructions.