Hodeidah:The Undersecretary of Hodeidah Governorate for the City Square Districts, Ali Al-Kabbari, along with local and executive leaders, visited several families of martyrs in the Al-Mina and Al-Hawk districts. The visits included the presentation of in-kind gifts to acknowledge the sacrifices made by their relatives in defense of the homeland, as part of the annual Martyr Day 1448 AH commemorations.
According to Yemen News Agency, Al-Kabbari emphasized the importance of tending to the needs of martyrs' families, stating that providing care embodies loyalty to the sacrifices made by the martyrs. He highlighted that supporting these families is both a religious and moral obligation, as well as a national and societal responsibility, requiring collective efforts to ensure various forms of care and support are provided.
Al-Kabbari described the annual Martyr Day as a time to reflect on the heroic deeds of the martyrs and their sacrifices for Yemen. It is also an opportunity to renew commitments to follow in their footsteps and support their families, honoring the sacrifices made for the nation’s sovereignty. He noted that the commemoration reinforces the culture of sacrifice and giving within society, and strengthens the values of responsibility and solidarity toward the families of the martyrs.
The families of the martyrs expressed gratitude for the visit and gifts, noting the joy it brought to their children. They affirmed their pride in their relatives' sacrifices and their commitment to the values and principles for which their loved ones gave their lives.
Al-Kabbari was accompanied by several officials, including the Director of the Public Telecommunications Corporation, Ali Makki, Educational Sector Official Omar Bahr, and district directors Abdullah Al-Hadi and Jumai Salem, among others. In the Al-Hali District, officials including Nabil Al-Wajih and Abdulkarim Qawarish, along with Abdullah Al-Sharif, conducted field visits to distribute symbolic gifts to martyrs' families.
