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72728
Wed, 07/29/2009 - 15:03
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Government to double efforts to maintain security, says al-Lawzi
SANA'A, July 28
(Saba)-The government considers facing security challenges as one of its priority
by doubling
efforts of security forces to maintain security and stability in the country, the
cabinet's spokesperson and Minister of Information Hussein al-Lawzi said.
In the weekly press conference, al-Lawzi said that the government represented by
the Ministry of Interior would continue its security deployment plan in order to
enhance
existence of the security forces in all regions across the country, especially
regions where outlaw elements target innocent civilians and public and private
possessions.
He said that the security apparatuses are following these elements to bring them to
justice, affirming that acts of vandalism would not be obstacle in front of the
development
process in the country.
The minister revealed that the government has clear information which show that
these acts funded by drugs traffickers and smugglers.
AH
(Saba)-The government considers facing security challenges as one of its priority
by doubling
efforts of security forces to maintain security and stability in the country, the
cabinet's spokesperson and Minister of Information Hussein al-Lawzi said.
In the weekly press conference, al-Lawzi said that the government represented by
the Ministry of Interior would continue its security deployment plan in order to
enhance
existence of the security forces in all regions across the country, especially
regions where outlaw elements target innocent civilians and public and private
possessions.
He said that the security apparatuses are following these elements to bring them to
justice, affirming that acts of vandalism would not be obstacle in front of the
development
process in the country.
The minister revealed that the government has clear information which show that
these acts funded by drugs traffickers and smugglers.
AH