General Authority for Post and Postal Savings has prepared an exceptional plan to protect cash transfer and saving, postman and post offices for 2011. The plan aims to enhance the security aspects in transferring and handling money and prop up aspects of inspection and control over parcels and international mail. The preparation of this plan is prompted by the growing increase in the funds traded via post which now exceed YR (Yemeni Riyal ) 460 billion, according to a report of the Yemeni news agency "SABA." According to the plan, the development of protection means requires providing fortified transport means, installing follow up system for all postal transferring means, and installing explosive screening devices, as well as other security measures. Director-General of the General Authority for Post and Postal Savings Abdul-Latif Abu Ghanim told Saba that the plan would be presented to the Cabinet to request an exceptional funding at a cost of YR 85.3 million with government's assistance. The plan deals with problems of the postal security that have to be faced by the Authority and the government, Abu Ghanim pointed out.
