Deputy Director of Presidency Office, Chief Prosecutor Visit Wounded in Ma’in District

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Ma'in district: The Deputy Director of the Office of the Presidency of the Republic, Dr. Yahya Al-Mahaqri, and the Chief Prosecutor, Judge Abdulkarim Al-Shami, visited the conditions of a number of bedridden wounded, heroes of the army from the sons of Ma'in District in the Capital Secretariat. During the visit, the Deputy Director of the Presidency Office and the Chief Prosecutor reviewed the conditions of the wounded, attended to their living and health needs, and offered them congratulations on the advent of the last ten days of the blessed month of Ramadan.

According to Yemen News Agency, the Deputy Director of the Presidency Office explained that the visit comes as loyalty and gratitude for the sacrifices made by the wounded in defense of the homeland, pointing out that they represent a symbol of redemption and sacrifice, and that visiting them and checking on them is a national and human duty that reflects the state and society's loyalty to their sacrifices. He affirmed that the political leadership pays great attention to the wounded and urges relevant authorities to provide necessary care for them.

Meanwhile, the Chief Prosecutor praised the heroic stances of the wounded and the great epics and sacrifices they inscribed, affirming that visiting them is a national and moral duty, in recognition of the sacrifices they made for the homeland. For his part, the General Mobilization Official, Sami Sharaf al-Din, explained that these visits come within the field visit program implemented by the General Mobilization in cooperation with the local authority in Ma'in District, aiming to attend to the needs of the wounded and their families and enhance community communication.

Meanwhile, the Director of Ma'in District, Abdulmalik Al-Radi, affirmed the keenness to implement many humanitarian and social initiatives and visits during the blessed month of Ramadan, foremost among them visiting the wounded and families of martyrs, in appreciation of the great sacrifices they made. He mentioned that these visits enhance the values of solidarity and compassion among community members, and embody the continuous attention to the wounded and families of martyrs.

For their part, the wounded expressed their gratitude for this humanitarian gesture, which raises their morale and reflects the extent of attention given by society and its leaders to the wounded and their families. Participants in the visits included the Director of the Local Water and Sanitation Corporation in the Secretariat, Engineer Mohammed Muda'is, the Head of the Services Department at the Union of Local Councils, Abduljalil Al-Sanabani, Local Council member Abdu Sha'lan, and a number of General Mobilization officials and social figures.