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Thousands Rally In Seiyun Despite First Military District Restrictions

Seiyun (South24 Center) On Sunday evening, November 30, the city of Seiyun, the largest urban center in Wadi Hadramout, witnessed a massive rally organized by the Southern Transitional Council (STC) to mark the 58th anniversary of South Yemen’s Independence Day. Thousands of enthusiastic Southern citizens gathered for the celebration, braving the obstructive security restrictions imposed by the First Military District forces, affiliated with the Islah Party. South24’s correspondent reported that Al-Siteen Square thronged with multitudes of participants who arrived from various districts of Wadi Hadramout. The rally was attended by prominent STC leaders, most not ...