ANAA, May 7 (Saba) - The Yemen Petroleum company (YPC) said Tuesday that two ships arrived at the port of Hodeidah, carrying 31,869 tons of diesel and gasoline.
The two ships arrived on Monday after they have been held by the US-saudi aggression coalition the company said in a statement obtained by the official Saba news agency.
The statement pointed out that the number of vessels, which arrived at the port of Hodeidah rose to four of the total of the nine ships that were announced to be authorized to enter by the so-called Aden commission.
"That commission deliberately delay the entry of ships in order to increase the suffering of citizens and tighten the screws on them," it added.
The company confirmed that it has prepared the effective rationing programs to distribute the two shipments according to the real needs of the local market and the most vital sectors and take the necessary measures to maintain the rationing stability.
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The two ships arrived on Monday after they have been held by the US-saudi aggression coalition the company said in a statement obtained by the official Saba news agency.
The statement pointed out that the number of vessels, which arrived at the port of Hodeidah rose to four of the total of the nine ships that were announced to be authorized to enter by the so-called Aden commission.
"That commission deliberately delay the entry of ships in order to increase the suffering of citizens and tighten the screws on them," it added.
The company confirmed that it has prepared the effective rationing programs to distribute the two shipments according to the real needs of the local market and the most vital sectors and take the necessary measures to maintain the rationing stability.
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Saba