Fuel shortage may lead to even worse catastrophe in Yemen
Abdullatif Al-Washali
Press TV, Sana'a
With the deadly Saudi-led campaign going on, acute fuel shortage is threatening the vital sectors of Yemen’s infrastructure.
The ministries of health, water, electricity, and communication are struggling.
The petroleum company suffers.
During a press conference in Sana’a on Sunday, officials with the energy sector warned that the country was on the verge of catastrophe as only 11 out of 2,000 gas stations were working.
Five thousand health facilities, including 15 dialysis centers, risk stoppage of providing health services due to the shortage.
Twelve oil tankers are still detained by the Saudi-led coalition.
Millions in Yemen spend days in long lines to get petrol.
Officials attending the press conference called for action by the international community to pressure the coalition to release the detained tankers.
Yemenis, Jordanians reiterate support for Palestinians in Gaza
‘Iran retaliation against Israel ensured no aggression would go unanswered’
Houthi: Yemeni naval forces won’t let US turn Red Sea into its backyard
VIDEO | Iranians hold nationwide demos in support of IRGC
Syria condemns US veto of Palestine UN membership resolution
Iraqi resistance forces hit Israeli Ovda air base
Hackers break into Israeli military’s computers, access trove of documents
Tulkarm Brigade commander killed by Israeli forces in raid on refugee camp
Zionist media desperately trying to turn Israeli defeat into victory: Iran
VIDEO | Press TV's news headlines
Iran censures US veto of Palestinian request for full UN membership
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
