Governor of Yemen's interim capital resigns, accuses PM of corruptionADEN (Reuters) - The governor of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi s interim capital Aden has resigned, citing what he said was government corruption that had undermined his efforts to restore basic services to the city. Abdulaziz al-Muflehi s resignation just six months after his appointment deals a blow to Hadi s government as it pushes its fight against the Iran-aligned Houthis who have seized much of northern Yemen since late 2014, forcing Hadi into exile. Officials from Prime Minister Ahmed Obeid bin Daghr s office did not respond to repeated requests for comment. The government denies charges of corruption and says it operates according to high standards of transparency. In a lengthy letter sent to Hadi, Muflehi said he had intended to focus on infrastructure building and activating state bodies such as the judiciary and police when he assumed office in May.  Unfortunately, I found myself caught in a bitter war against a huge camp of corruption whose brigades are well trained and fortifications are protected by guards led by Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed Obeid bin Daghr,  Muflehi wrote in his resignation letter, a copy of which was sent to Reuters. The letter was also published by local media, including online newspapers Aden News and Aden al-Ghad. As an example, he said bin Daghr had transferred more than 5.787 billion riyals ($13.4 million) from the province s account to the Communications Ministry, saying he wanted to give Yemen an internet service that rivals advanced countries. Muflehi said the country first needed to restore electricity services to areas like Aden, and said the move  hides avidities and corruption .  Muflehi had spent much of his time outside Aden since he was appointed by Hadi in May to replace Aydaroos al-Zubaydi, a local militia commander who had thrown his weight behind secessionists demanding the restoration of the former South Yemen that merged with the tribal north in 1990. Southerners have regularly complained of the domination of the more populous north in the union, including allegations of seizure of real estate and forced retirement of civil servants and military personnel under former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who was forced to step down after mass protests in 2011. Hadi s government had pledged to restore sacked civil servants and military personnel and pay back salaries they had complained had been denied to them, but the outbreak of civil war in 2015 has derailed the plans. worldnews
governor yemen interim capital resigns accuses pm corruptionaden reuters the governor president manor had interim capital aren resigned citing said government corruption undermined efforts restore basic services city abdulaziz resignation six months appointment deals blow had government pushes fight youths seized much northern yemen since late forcing had exile officials prime minister ahmed oldid bin dash office respond repeated requests comment the government denies charges corruption says operates according high standards transparency in lengthy letter sent had muflehi said intended focus infrastructure building activating state bodies judiciary police assumed office may unfortunately i found caught bitter war huge camp corruption whose brigades well trained fortifications protected guards led prime minister ahmed oldid bin dash muflehi wrote resignation letter copy sent reuters the letter also published local media including online newspapers aren news aren as example said bin dash transferred billion rivals million province account communications ministry saying wanted give yemen internet service rivals advanced countries muflehi said country first needed restore electricity services areas like aren said move hides abilities corruption muflehi spent much time outside aren since appointed had may replace aydaroos local militia commander thrown weight behind secessionist demanding restoration former south yemen merged tribal north southerners regularly complained domination populous north union including allegations seizure real estate forced retirement civil servants military personnel former president ali abdullah sales forced step mass protests had government pledged restore sacked civil servants military personnel pay back salaries complained denied outbreak civil war derailed plans worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Governor of Yemen's interim capital resigns, accuses PM of corruptionADEN (Reuters) - The governor of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi s interim capital Aden has resigned, citing what he said was government corruption that had undermined his efforts to restore basic services to the city. Abdulaziz al-Muflehi s resignation just six months after his appointment deals a blow to Hadi s government as it pushes its fight against the Iran-aligned Houthis who have seized much of northern Yemen since late 2014, forcing Hadi into exile. Officials from Prime Minister Ahmed Obeid bin Daghr s office did not respond to repeated requests for comment. The government denies charges of corruption and says it operates according to high standards of transparency. In a lengthy letter sent to Hadi, Muflehi said he had intended to focus on infrastructure building and activating state bodies such as the judiciary and police when he assumed office in May.  Unfortunately, I found myself caught in a bitter war against a huge camp of corruption whose brigades are well trained and fortifications are protected by guards led by Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed Obeid bin Daghr,  Muflehi wrote in his resignation letter, a copy of which was sent to Reuters. The letter was also published by local media, including online newspapers Aden News and Aden al-Ghad. As an example, he said bin Daghr had transferred more than 5.787 billion riyals ($13.4 million) from the province s account to the Communications Ministry, saying he wanted to give Yemen an internet service that rivals advanced countries. Muflehi said the country first needed to restore electricity services to areas like Aden, and said the move  hides avidities and corruption .  Muflehi had spent much of his time outside Aden since he was appointed by Hadi in May to replace Aydaroos al-Zubaydi, a local militia commander who had thrown his weight behind secessionists demanding the restoration of the former South Yemen that merged with the tribal north in 1990. Southerners have regularly complained of the domination of the more populous north in the union, including allegations of seizure of real estate and forced retirement of civil servants and military personnel under former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who was forced to step down after mass protests in 2011. Hadi s government had pledged to restore sacked civil servants and military personnel and pay back salaries they had complained had been denied to them, but the outbreak of civil war in 2015 has derailed the plans. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: governor yemen interim capital resigns accuses pm corruptionaden reuters the governor president manor had interim capital aren resigned citing said government corruption undermined efforts restore basic services city abdulaziz resignation six months appointment deals blow had government pushes fight youths seized much northern yemen since late forcing had exile officials prime minister ahmed oldid bin dash office respond repeated requests comment the government denies charges corruption says operates according high standards transparency in lengthy letter sent had muflehi said intended focus infrastructure building activating state bodies judiciary police assumed office may unfortunately i found caught bitter war huge camp corruption whose brigades well trained fortifications protected guards led prime minister ahmed oldid bin dash muflehi wrote resignation letter copy sent reuters the letter also published local media including online newspapers aren news aren as example said bin dash transferred billion rivals million province account communications ministry saying wanted give yemen internet service rivals advanced countries muflehi said country first needed restore electricity services areas like aren said move hides abilities corruption muflehi spent much time outside aren since appointed had may replace aydaroos local militia commander thrown weight behind secessionist demanding restoration former south yemen merged tribal north southerners regularly complained domination populous north union including allegations seizure real estate forced retirement civil servants military personnel former president ali abdullah sales forced step mass protests had government pledged restore sacked civil servants military personnel pay back salaries complained denied outbreak civil war derailed plans worldnews