Hadrami moved to stop the looting of the governorate’s wealth and tribes publish their points
English - Saturday 11 December 2021 الساعة 10:02 am
Hadramout, NewsYemen, private:
The tribes of Hadhramaut Governorate began to move and stop the looting of the governorate's wealth, which goes to the pockets of influential people away from the state.
The move by the tribes came after the Hadhramaut General Meeting, which all tribes and segments of the Hadrami society fell into to stop the looting of the governorate's wealth and benefit from it. And they came out with a statement in which the authority of the governorate and the government was given a maximum period of one month to correct the situation and respond to their demands, which reached their maximum.
The tribes set up points to stop the export of oil and fisheries, following the silence of the local authority and the government on the powerful who plunder the wealth for their own benefit.
On Friday morning, the tribes stopped all the buffers that were carrying large quantities of fish out of Hadramout, while allowing the passage of transporting fish to the local market.
The tribes points were also able to stop oil transport trucks for the influential Hussein Al-Huthaili, loyal to Ali Mohsen Al-Ahmar, who exports and supplies them to private accounts outside the framework of the state.
All tribes stopped the traffic of Al-Huthilli tankers and prevented them from leaving Hadramawt.
The editor-in-chief of the "Hadhramaut 21" website, Amjad Yaslam Sobeih, said in a tweet to him, and now those who call for the looted rights of Hadhramaut have come out and stopped the great misuse of Hadramout by the authorities first, which did not preserve Hadramout's wealth from tampering, but rather facilitated a lot that tampering with all the corrupt.
Sobeih noted, "Everyone also went out to send a very clear message that does not accept interpretation from another party."
Activists called for support for this Hadrami tribal movement to stop the looting of the governorate's wealth and benefit from it for the people and to supplement the country's collapsed economy.
Hadrami political activist Abdullah Al-Jaidi stressed the importance of this tribal movement, not only to stop the looting of wealth, but also to secure their areas where extremist groups are spread.
Al-Jaidi tweeted, "In light of the security chaos witnessed in the Hadhramaut desert valley, we call on our people there to intensify their points and control, not only to prevent the looting of Hadramout's wealth, but to secure themselves and their families from thefts, terrorist operations, and almost daily killings that the valley witnesses. The killers always flee and their crimes are restricted against Anonymous".
