Local bodies in Aden support pro-coalition governor’s decision

ADEN, June 13 (YPA) – A number of local authority bodies in Aden expressed their support for Aden governor’s decision, Ahmed Lamlas loyal to Saudi-led coalition, not to supply state revenues to the Central Bank in Aden.

“The pro-coalition government violated its obligations towards Aden and its people, and deliberately made obstacles in the services file, the most important of which is the electricity file, as if it wants to punish the entire people,” The “Aden Al-Ghad” website quoted the director general of Al-Tawahy directorate, welcoming the decision as saying.

Aden governor’s decision to prevent the supply of state funds to the bank on Monday comes amid rising signs of an imminent economic collapse in the pro-coalition government.

In a related context, journalist Fathi bin Lazraq, editor-in-chief of the newspapers, Aden Al-Ghad, quoting sources in pro-coalition government” saying that “the latter will not be able to meet its obligations “to pay salaries within 90 days.”

“If there is no urgent intervention to save the government and reform it in the areas of legitimacy, this government will fall under the pressure of the obligations to pay the small salary margin and provide a small amount of services,” Bin Lazraq said in a tweet on Twitter .

According to  the same sources, the pro-coalition government will not be able within 90 days to pay salaries normally. All this is happening amid many reports of huge financial tampering with the resources of a number of ministries, amounting to embezzling large funds from the remaining resources of these ministries through deals that are not subject to any government control.

E.M