المملكة: Food baskets and medical services…new Saudi aid in 3 countries

Food baskets

During the project (1,925) services were provided, the percentage of males was (64%) and females (36%), while the percentage of displaced people was (14%) and residents (86%) of the total beneficiaries, and the services were distributed between manufacturing, installation and rehabilitation of prosthetic limbs, physical therapy and specialized consultations.

1,000 cartons of dates

The King Salman Center distributed Yesterday, (1,000) cartons of dates were distributed to the most needy groups, the displaced, and people with disabilities in the Al-Wadi and Ma’rib districts in Ma’rib Governorate. The day before yesterday, the King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Works benefited (6,000) individuals, as part of the date aid distribution project in the Republic of Yemen for the year 2025. With the aim of raising the quality of health care, reducing the risk of infection, and ensuring a clean and safe environment for patients and medical staff.

The project includes implementing a number of integrated technical interventions, including rehabilitating the existing well in the hospital and connecting it to an integrated solar energy system, digging a new well with a depth of (180) meters, establishing a pump room and a solar operating system, building a new tower tank with a capacity of (50) cubic meters and rehabilitating the existing tank, in addition to establishing a water desalination plant with a production capacity of (20,000) liters per hour to ensure water quality and sustainability, and to rehabilitate the water network with a length of (1,114) meters to connect all hospital facilities, benefiting (24,760) individuals.

The Undersecretary of Ma’rib Governorate, Abd Rabbuh Muftah, expressed his thanks and appreciation to the King Salman Relief Center for implementing this vital project, which is one of the qualitative projects that strengthen the infrastructure of the health sector in the governorate, and contributes to raising the efficiency of health services and improving the work environment in the governorate. The hospital.

The inauguration of the project comes within the framework of the Kingdom’s keenness, represented by the Center, to enhance the efficiency of humanitarian interventions in Yemen, and to achieve a tangible impact that helps sustain health services and water as a humanitarian and development investment that enhances the resilience of the health sector to face current challenges.