Aden suffers again from crisis of oil derivatives

ADEN, June 28 (YPA) – A new fuel crisis started surprisingly Sunday in Aden province, southern Yemen, local sources reported.

The sources said that the city of Aden is witnessing the beginning of a crisis in the oil derivatives, and that most government and private fuel stations have stopped their activities.

Meanwhile, citizens complained about the high fare of transport, which doubles whenever the area witnesses a crisis in oil derivatives.

The sources pointed out that dozens of cars and vehicles had lined up in front of stations for the sale of fuel but to no avail, despite Saudi-led coalition’s allegations of providing people’s needs from fuel in Aden and the rest of the occupied provinces in southern Yemen.

This crisis is the second witnessed by the city of Aden and the rest of the occupied provinces, during the past six months, as the city had suffered from a lack of fuel sharply in mid of last January.

YPA