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14 al-Qaida suspects arrested in Abyan
[05 September 2010]
Banditry gang's member killed, two wounded in Shabwa
[05 September 2010]
Chinese medical missions' services in Yemen hailed
[05 September 2010]
Committee approves November crude oil supply at 6.6 million barrels
[05 September 2010]
IMF intends to launch $369.8 mln three-year program
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Modernization threatens Dhamar historical city
[02 September 2010]
New Project to modernize General Corporation of Cement Marketing & Industry
[01 September 2010]
Yemen pays heavy price in combating terrorism
[31 August 2010]
Yemen returns 195 tons illegal pesticides to their countries
[24 August 2010]
Zafar: The neglected historical monument of Himyarite Kingdom
[18 August 2010]
 
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Barak: Netanyahu ready to reach permanent agreement with Palestinians
[05 September 2010]
Aftershocks Rattle Quake Hit New Zealand City
[05 September 2010]
Joint S.Korea-US Naval Drills Postponed Due to Typhoon
[05 September 2010]
Bomb blast wounds 3 Afghan police in Taliban hotbed
[05 September 2010]
Israeli PM says position on settlement freeze "unchanged"
[05 September 2010]
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Eritrea seizes 348 Yemeni fishing boats- official report
[11/May/2010]

SANA'A, May 11 (Saba) – Eritrean authorities seized since 2006 until the first quarter of this year about 384 Yemeni fishing boats, an official report has noted.

The boats cost $ 4500 and the seizures have left 3799 Yemeni fishermen jobless.

Most of the seizures took place while the boats were fishing in international waters.

Crews sometimes were arrested, taken to Eritrea and sent back after their boats and all properties onboard had been confiscated by the Eritrean.

The Yemeni Fishermen Cooperative Union has urged the government to intervene and contact the Eritrean authorities over releasing the Yemeni boats and other fishermen properties.

The union also called for forming a Yemeni-Eritrean technical committee for setting out conditions for allowing Yemeni boats to fish without being intercepted.

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