A Severe Gas Shortage Disrupts Transportation in Occupied Aden

The occupied city of Aden is witnessing a severe crisis in household gas supplies and vehicle fuel, leading to an almost complete paralysis of public transportation and exacerbating the living burdens on citizens.

Local residents reported that dozens of buses and taxis have ceased operating due to the lack of fuel, while long queues have formed in front of the few filling stations that remain operational. This crisis has had a direct impact on daily life, with many students and citizens unable to reach their destinations.

This crisis comes amid a continued deterioration of basic services in Aden, as in other occupied areas, along with a sharp rise in commodity prices—further intensifying the suffering of residents in a city grappling with dire living and security conditions.