Parliament regrets for protests victims

SANA'A, Feb. 19 (Saba) - The parliament
expressed on Saturday its regrets for the victims of the demonstrations and
destructive acts
targeting the public property.
In a press release on the developments in the national arena, the Parliament also
voiced its absolute rejection for any outlaw sabotage and violence acts as well as
actions
leading to disturb the country's security and stability.
"The parliament follows with great concerns the developments in the national arena
including the acts of violence, vandalism and destruction in some governorates led
to
some victims and devastate some public and private properties", the press release read.
In this regard, the parliament affirmed its refusal for any provocation calls to
the promotion of hatred and regionalism culture.
Moreover, it called on security forces to hold their whole responsibility in
enhancing security and stability as well as protecting citizens and their
prosperities. It also
called all Yemenis to put Yemen first among their priorities.
He also asked Yemen's clerks and mass media to raise awareness of the national
unity among the society people, devoting all political powers to activate their
role in carrying
out the national dialog.
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