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ITF calls for opening of all Yemeni ports

SANAA, Oct. 21 (YPA) - The Union of International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) called on Sunday to open and neutralize land, sea and air ports in Yemen, declaring its solidarity with the Yemeni people who are exposed to the siege. At…
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Saudi authorities arrest Hadi’s former PM

Saudi authorities arrest Bin Dagher SANAA, Oct. 21 (YPA) – Saudi authorities arrested  former Prime Minister of exiled Hadi government, Ahmed Obaid bin Dagher, in Saudi capital a few days ago and taken to an unknown location, diplomatic…
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Endowments ministry condemns targeting mosques in Hodeidah

SANAA, Oct. 21 (YPA) - The Ministry of Endowments and Guidance condemned on Sunday the continuation of the coalition countries in targeting mosques, the latest bombing of two mosques in Hodeidah city. The ministry said in a statement that…

Army Attacks Coalition’s Militia In Bayda

BAYDA, Oct. 21 (YPA) - The Yemeni army and popular committees attacked on Sunday coalition-backed militiamen sites in Bayda province, a military source told Yemen Press Agency. The army launched an offensive against the militia's sites in…

Hadi’s ministers loot public money

ADEN, Oct. 21 (YPA) - A number of exiled Hadi’s government ministers withdraw large sums of money from accounts of their ministries deposited in the Central Bank of Yemen, Ahli and other banks in Aden province, special sources told Yemen…

Undersecretary Of Raimah Governor Checks Disabled Needs

RAIMAH, Oct. 21 (YPA) - The undersecretary of Raimah governor for services and development in the disabled office, Abduallah al-Dhubaibi checked on Sunday the special needs of the disabled in Raimah province provided by a fund for the care…
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President meets sport minister

SANAA, Oct. 21 (YPA) – President Mahdi al-Mashat met on Sunday with Youth and Sports Minister Hassan Zeid. At the meeting,  the president stressed on doubling efforts to tackle challenges facing the sport sector due to the current situation…