The mercenary government raise the prices of medicines in Aden by 300%

The prices of medicines in the Yemeni occupied city of Aden increased to 300%, according to the decision to double the customs dollar issued by the mercenary government.

Citizens reported that the prices of imported medicines have risen significantly recently, and have doubled in most medicines, while the prices of most of them have exceeded three times, especially medicines for children.

Pharmacists confirmed that the increase in drug prices is due to the reasons for the rise in the value of the dollar in market transactions, as well as the doubling of the value of the customs dollar.

They also stressed that several types, including the antibiotic “Clamix” of Turkish origin, reached more than 5500 riyals after it was sold during the past years at less From 2000 riyals and its prices increased successively.

This comes amid mounting denunciation of the countries of the coalition of aggression and the mercenary government’s disavowal of fulfilling the pledges to improve the level of the economy in the occupied areas.