Bayda governor inspects frontlines, wounded on Eid al-Adha
Bayda governor Abdullah Idris, accompanied by Bayda undersecretaries Yahya al Mansouri and Mohammed al Humayqani, on Friday inspected frontline guards in al Nasifah area of al-Zaher and Dhi Na'im districts, as well as security checkpoints at Bayda city entrances, exchanging Eid al-Adha greetings.
Governor Idris conveyed Eid greetings from the Revolution Leader, the Supreme Political Council, and military leadership, praising the heroic stances of the Seventh Military Region units and Bayda tribes in confronting aggression forces and their terrorist tools.
He affirmed Yemen's resolve to remain free from invaders and emphasized continued vigilance to thwart conspiracies. He also highlighted the revolutionary leadership's support for Palestine and the armed forces' qualitative military operations against the Zionist entity. The fighters expressed happiness and affirmed their steadfastness.
The Governor then visited the wounded at al-Thawra General Hospital in Bayda, commending the medical staff's performance and service provision.
He stressed the governorate's commitment to overcoming hospital difficulties to advance the health sector and urged redoubled efforts to alleviate patient suffering.
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