SANAA, July 8 (Saba) - Yemen's Gas Company has condemned the aggression coalition's continued detention of two gas vessels carrying more than 20 thousand and 850 tons of domestic gas material despite obtaining entry permits to the port of Hodeidah and subject to inspection in the State of Djibouti.
The company called in a statement, Saba obtained a copy of it, the United Nations to play its role in pressuring the aggression coalition to allow entry of the two ships so that the company can meet the needs of citizens of domestic Gas.
It explained that the "Eugenia" gas ship carrying eight thousand and 315 tons of domestic gas had been released and that it had been held for more than 60 days.
The company indicated that the ship's cargo would be unloaded to supply the market with domestic gas needs.
According to the statement, the release process comes against the backdrop of the efforts of the Minister of Oil and Minerals Ahmed Abdullah Dares and the leadership of the company in cooperation with the United Nations representative.
The company affirmed its keenness to provide domestic gas to citizens at reasonable prices, which would contribute to alleviating the suffering of citizens due to the aggression and the blockade imposed on Yemen.
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