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Aden Fish Supplies Dwindle Amid Price Rise
The article focused on the significant rise in fish prices in Aden, where the price per kilogram for certain types has reached notable levels—such as 24,000 Yemeni Riyals for large Dirq fish, 16,000 for Thamid, and 15,000 for Hammour. This increase has led to a scarcity of fish on the tables of residents, as it has become unaffordable for many families due to worsening economic conditions and rising living costs. The markets have colluded with speculators and monopolists as a result of corruption and poor management. Citizens have appealed to the relevant oversight authorities to put an end to these unjustified price hikes, but hopes of achieving this remain slim due to ongoing corruption.
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