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French and British Embassies Reopen in Yemen
Local Editor, 6-1-2010

The French embassy in Sana'a reopened Wednesday after being closed for two days due to the threat of an Al Qaeda attack, a diplomat at the mission said.

The British embassy in the Yemeni capital also reopened, but its consular services remained closed, according to a statement on its website.

The US embassy had reopened Tuesday after a two-day closure prompted by Al Qaeda threats saying on its website that Yemeni security forces had addressed a "specific area of concern" in the north of the capital Sana'a on Monday.


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