4 hurt Qaeda suspects held in Aden

ADEN, Dec. 18 (Saba) - Police in Yemen's business
capital arrested on Friday four al Qaeda suspects of those who were hurt in
Thursday's
raids on terrorist hideouts and training camps in the southern province of Abyan,
the Interior Ministry said. The four survived ground and air attacks by
anti-terrorism forces
and were taken to hospitals in Aden by their families. They were named as Abdullah
Salim Ali, Muhammad Ali Salim, and Abdul Rahman Mohammed Qayed, all in their 30s,
and Hidera
Salim Ali, 27. On Thursday security authorities said about 51 suspected terrorists
were killed and arrested in the raids that took place in Abyan and Sana'a. 34 were
killed
and 17 others arrested, most in the south, they said. Police could not identify
those killed, except one, Muhammad Saleh al-Kazemi from the district of Mahfad.
However, information
suggested their ages were ranging from 20 to 40
years old. Examination of their bodies is underway, the authorities said. FR