Taiz: Acting Governor Ahmed Al-Masawi inspected the progress of work on the first phase of the restoration, maintenance, and asphalt project of Suwayda Market Street, implemented by the executive unit in the province at a cost of 57 million riyals, funded by the local authority. Al-Masawi, along with Engineer Bakil Hamid, head of the province’s works sector, Abdul Salam Hashim, director of the Mawiya district, and Hussam Al-Fatash, director of the executive unit, reviewed the work progress of filling excavations and removing waste from Al-Suwayda market in preparation for laying the asphalt layer.
According to Yemen News Agency, the works official emphasized the importance of intensifying work during the Holy Month, adhering to the required specifications, standards, and the specified time period for project completion. The director of the executive unit explained that the work on the rehabilitation, restoration, and asphalt of Suwayda Market Street is proceeding at a high pace.
In addition to the street works, the acting governor of Taiz, along with Brigadier General Mohammed Al-Khaled, assistant of the fourth military region, and officials in charge of works and the executive unit, were briefed on the final finishes of Taiz General Hospital in Al-Jund, which is set to open in the coming period. The governor also inspected the hospital’s vital facilities, including the incinerator for medical and therapeutic waste.
Furthermore, Al-Masawi reviewed the final finishes of the annex of the Taiz province building, assessing its needs for equipment and furniture, ensuring readiness for future operations.