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Deputy Prime Minister Visits Hospitals to Check on Wounded

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Sanaa:Officials, including Deputy Prime Minister for Defense and Security Affairs Lieutenant General Jalal Al-Rowaishan, visited the wounded at the Military Hospital and the Police Hospital.

According to Yemen News Agency, Al-Rowaishan was joined by the Acting Minister of Economy, Industry, and Investment, Sam Al-Bashiri, and the Deputy Minister of Health and Environment, Dr. Nasher Al-Qa'oud, during the visit.

The officials assessed the condition of the injured and examined the standard of medical care and treatment being provided to them.

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