The temporary Yemeni capital, Aden, is grappling with a renewed household gas crisis for the third consecutive day, as dozens of vehicles queue at commercial gas distribution stations across the city's districts. This resurgence follows months of severe shortages that burdened residents, only to see a relative improvement in recent weeks. Local sources informed Khaba News Agency on Thursday that gas stations are operating for limited hours, leading to increased congestion and extended queues. Residents have voiced growing complaints about the difficulty in obtaining gas cylinders. The sources confirmed that the return of the crisis has resurrected the long queues that plagued the city in previous months, exacerbating the suffering of citizens and drivers. No official explanations have been provided regarding the reasons for the renewed supply shortage or the expected timeline for resolving the crisis. Residents of Aden fear the crisis will persist and potentially widen in the coming days, especially with rising demand for household gas. Citizens are urging the relevant authorities to take immediate measures to ensure a stable supply and prevent the recurrence of such crises, which directly impact their daily lives. |
