Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak received today, Tuesday, reports on the results of the review of the Central Organization for Control and Accounting of the work of a number of government institutions and agencies, which he had requested to review during his first visit to the organization after his appointment as Prime Minister.

The terrorist Houthi militia recently imposed new taxes on the Yemeni people in the name of the "Judicial Support Resources Fund" as part of its campaign to reshape state institutions in the areas under its control in northern Yemen in accordance with its sectarian interests.

Drivers complained about the return of the collection points affiliated with the UAE-backed Transitional Council in the Al-Hadd Yafa’a District in Lahj Governorate (southern Yemen).

A Houthi element was killed in clashes with qat sellers at one of the militia's checkpoints in the Al-Sahoul area, north of the city of Ibb (central Yemen).

An international network warned of the repercussions of the Houthi taxes that have been doubled over the past two years on traders of imported clothing and leather goods, suggesting that they will lead to traders incurring losses in profits and a number of Yemeni families will lose opportunities to earn income.

The Yemeni Teachers Club called on all citizens in Yemen not to pay any taxes to the Houthis in the name of supporting the Teachers Fund.