''Untill I could reach home to get packed somehow, my house had been broken into'', a woman from Hadrout

''Government removed us from our places, but never supported us in any way, neither with transportation, nor with money, so we could take our belongings fully out'', said one of the removed inhabitants from Hadrout in the conversation with journalists.
''My husband was on the borderline, I am a mother of three children, until I could reach home and take our belongings out somehow, our house was broken into… without any clothes I have come here with my children'', said the woman mentioning that now they live in a rented house.
''Taking advantage of our condition, they raise the rent payments'', she added.
Note: Today citizens removed from Hadrout have organized a protest movement in front of the government residence. They demand to be provided with apartments.

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