Ma’rib city has witnessed on Sunday a new crisis of oil derivatives, amid widespread discontent among the residents of the oil-rich city, which is under the control of the Saudi-led coalition forces.
Local sources confirmed that the fuel stations closed their doors during the past hours, confirming the absence of oil derivatives and the high prices of the reserves that are left.
The sources indicated that the price of a gallon of 20 liters of diesel reached more than 30,000 Yemeni riyals on the black market.
