Anger in Hadramout: Protests Erupt in Al-Qatn Over Power Cuts and Service Collapse
Protests escalated on Thursday morning in the city of Al-Qatn, Hadramout, as dozens of residents took to the streets demanding better public services, regular electricity, and payment of salaries amid a worsening economic and living crisis.
Eyewitnesses reported peaceful demonstrations where citizens held banners denouncing the local authorities' negligence and failure to address basic needs, especially as temperatures rise and power outages persist.
These protests come on the heels of similar demonstrations in Mukalla, Tarim, and Seiyun, indicating a growing wave of popular unrest that may pose risks to regional stability if left unaddressed.
Protesters have vowed to continue their movement peacefully until their legitimate demands are seriously taken into consideration.
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