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[24/05/2020 06:48]

RIYADH - SABA
Prime Minister Dr. Ma'een Abdulmalik directed the Ministries and government's bodies in charge to coordinate with Hadramout local authority about necessary action-plans to improve basic services in the governorate as soon as possible.

In a phone call he conducted Sunday evening to the governor of Hadramout Maj. General Faraj al-Bohssoni Dr. Ma'een confirmed the government's full support to the local authority's efforts to develop basic service, mainly water, electricity and health.

The governor reported to the Prime Minister about challenges need to be addressed urgently to address the shortages of basic services such as water, electricity and health.