The city of Tarim in Hadramout Governorate is witnessing widespread public outrage due to deteriorating living conditions and the collapse of basic services. Citizens, frustrated with the lack of response from government and local authorities, took to the streets in protest, demanding action to address rising prices and service deficiencies.

Protesters blocked roads and burned tires to draw attention to the issues affecting their livelihoods, particularly the electricity shortage caused by the suspension of a diesel processing plant. They accused pro-coalition authorities of corruption and called for improved living standards funded by oil revenues.

Despite ongoing challenges, local authorities have failed to find solutions to the electricity crisis, leading to a comprehensive strike by teachers in the governorate. The situation highlights the pressing need for immediate action to alleviate poverty and hunger in Hadramout districts.

Source: @E.Y.M