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Egypt's Mubarak blames Israel for undermining the peace process
[21 November 2009]
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Yemen allocates YR 5 mln to reconstruct health sector in Saada
[28/August/2008]

SANA'A, Aug. 28 (Saba) - Minister of Public Health and Population Abdul Karim Rase'a said that the ministry allocate YR 5 million to carry out an urgent plan to reconstruct health sector in Saada governorate during 2008-2009.

Health Ministry has presented to the cabinet a report includes a summary to the health situation in Saada and an urgent plan to reconstruct it, Rase'a stated to the weekly 26 September.

The report showed that about 20, of 101 health facilities in Saada, do not work due to the looted acts during the sedition, noting that a number of international organizations have provided recently urgent aid estimated to be $ 3 million to Saada a part of has been appropriated to provide the refugees camps with medicine.

He added that the World Food Program has also provided food aid of $5 million to the displaced persons.

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