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Cabinet condemns attack on minister's home in Aden

[13/04/2020 03:17]

ADEN-SABA
A Yemeni Cabinet source strongly condemned on Monday the storming of the house of Deputy Minister of Technical Education Abdurabbu al-Mahwali in Aden yesterday.

"It is a barbaric act and unacceptable," a source in the Cabinet told the state-run news agency (Saba).

The source the Prime Minister has ordered rounding up the perpetrators and investigations into the matter.

"It is nor acceptable any more for lawlessness to continue in the temporary capital Aden," the source said.

"Everyone has to take the matter seriously and give no chance to those seeking to destabilize Aden and the rest of the governorates liberated (from Houthis).