Addis Ababa, April 1, 2021 (FBC) –Chief Executive of the Tigray Interim Administration, Dr Mulu Nega, said efforts were underway to fully restore public services in the regional state.
In an exclusive interview with FBC, Dr Mulu said review of the interim administration’s 100 days in office is underway to identify strengths and weaknesses.
Based on results of the evaluation, placement of workers and other reshuffling were made, including the removal of mayor of the city of Mekelle from office, he said.
Regarding humanitarian aid, he said 4.2 people have been reached in relief supply, adding there are still gaps in distribution of aid in some places, including in Mekelle.
The Chief Executive said data are being gathered to commence the second round distribution of aid to those in need after completing the first one.
According to Dr Mulu, the number of displaced people has now reached to more than one million and temporary shelters are being erected in Mekelle and Shire areas.