The Yemeni Interior Ministry announced that security forces in liberated provinces arrested 1,715 individuals for various criminal offenses during January. This effort reflects a strong commitment to enhancing public safety and combating crime across the region.
According to a statement from the ministry’s Security Media department, based on daily reports from the General Administration of Leadership and Control, police recorded 1,835 crimes in January. Remarkably, authorities successfully apprehended suspects in 1,600 of these cases, achieving an impressive resolution rate of 87%.
The arrested individuals faced charges related to a range of serious crimes. The statistics include:
The arrests varied significantly across different provinces. Taiz led the list with 441 suspects, followed by Marib with 297, and the coastal region of Hadramout with 260. Other provinces included:
Investigations revealed several factors contributing to the rise in criminal activity. These include:
The Interior Ministry reaffirmed its dedication to fighting crime and enhancing security and stability across all provinces. The ministry’s efforts aim to create a safer environment for all citizens.
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