The Houthi militia in Yemen has started bargaining with the families of the victims The tainted drug you were smuggling with and exchange it.
Local sources in Sana’a indicated that militia leaders contacted the families of the children who died from the contaminated medicine, and warned them not to resort to the judiciary, stressing that this would not be in their interest.
Sources added that the militia introduced him to the people of the city Victims of tainted leukemia drug Receiving sums of money and salaries, such as those offered to his killers, in exchange for abandoning the case and closing it.
It was reported that the Houthi Ministry of Health, led by the Houthi leader, Taha Al-Mutawakel, who is close to the Houthi leader, Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi, was working to hide the fact that he was involved in smuggling medicines and medical supplies. fraudulent and expired.
Al-Mutawakel took steps to prevent the leak of truth about his responsibility, firing the head of the Medicines Authority, Muhammad Abdullah Al-Ghaili, which angered a large number of the authority’s employees who believed their president dismissed was innocent, and that he was carrying out the orders of the Minister of Health, who was and still supervises every small and large of the work and tasks of the Pharmaceutical Authority.
Interestingly, the Houthi militia admitted, 3 weeks after the disaster, that only 10 children with cancer had died from injecting expired and smuggled medicines.
Although the tragedy was met with widespread popular discontent, including allegations of Musharraf al-Houthi’s involvement, along with information confirming that the death toll amounted to more than 18 out of around 50 children who were injected with the medicine. corrupt.
