A protest was held in front of the United Nations Office in Sana'a condemning the violations and crimes of aggression against the Yemeni people and targeting industrial and economic establishments, including the mineral sector, salt mines and factories in the province of Hodeidah. And during the protest attended by employees of the General Authority for Insurance and Pensions and the General Authority for Geological Survey. The head of the Geological Survey Authority, Ibrahim Al-Woreith, said in a speech to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, the Humanitarian Coordinator and representative of the United Nations Office in Sana'a, the need for the United Nations to play its role in accordance with its charter. He called on the United Nations to work to neutralize salt mines and factories from targeting and ensure that they are not bombarded by aggression and re-employment.

He pointed out that the alliance of aggression targeted all elements of life in Yemen, including the economic sector. "We, as a government agency concerned with the development of the mineral sector and with local investors, will work hard despite the difficult circumstances and we will seek to turn the challenges into opportunities for this sector to take its place in the face of economic aggression and contribute effectively to economic development. childern Shahed and Omar Yahya al-Wadai called , in the name of Yemen childern, on the United Nations to rebuild the salt mines and factories and to prevent aggression targeting them again. A statement issued by the vigil condemned the intensification of the coalition of aggression against the salt mines and factories in Hodeidah and a number of provinces, which led to the suspension of work and the loss of provision of thousands of families to the source of income and exacerbation of the humanitarian crisis.

The statement pointed out that the disruption of these mines led to a severe shortage of salt, which compounded the suffering of citizens consumption of salt untreated and non-conforming specifications, especially iodine, which is a basic substance added to rock salt, which leads to lack of this substance to the thyroid and other diseases. The statement condemned the silence of the United Nations and the crimes of the aggression against the Yemeni people, as well as the destruction of infrastructure and vital installations, including the mineral sector, especially the salt mines and their factories. Protesters held the United Nations and the international community responsible ... demanding that the UN and the international community play their part in stopping the aggression and neutralizing the economic sector in general and the mining sector in particular. The participants in the protest station have raised banners condemning the continued aggression in targeting the national economy and the destruction of facilities and factories, including mines and factories salt health, which led to injury to citizens of diseases and deaths.