President Abdo Rabbo Mansour Hadi met here on Saturday with a number of Members of Parliament and sheikhs of Hodaida governorate. They discussed the developments on the governorate in various fields, and reviewed the outcomes of the directives President Hadi Made during his visit to Hodaida early in April addressing some problems and to meet the governorate needs of development projects. Hadi gave some orders to tackle some issues, particularly in areas of electricity, lands, campus of Hodaida airport and several legal issues, stressing the immediate implementation. Every person has to realize that any violations of human rights or breach of law would never go unpunished, he said. Coming from Russia after an official visit, the President arrived on 4 April directly in Hodaida, where he met with the governorate\'s leadership, local authority and security committee. He held several meetings to get acquainted with security issues taken place in the governorate recently as well as the progress of the development and service projects. Hadi gave orders to tackle many issues in the governorate, saying \"It is time to lift all the injustice off Hodeida\", which \"had enough\". The orders included canceling all agreements with whomever on fishing in the Yemeni territorial waters and developing the Hodeida seaport.
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