Makkah’s first stone park to promote sustainability

Makkah’s first stone park to promote sustainability
Makkah’s first stone park to promote sustainability

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Jeddah - Yasmine El Tohamy - KSrelief continues its wide-reaching humanitarian efforts, providing crucial aid and healthcare services to various regions affected by crises.

In Yemen's Waalan Camp, located in the Harad District of Hajjah Governorate, mobile medical clinics operated by KSrelief delivered essential healthcare services from August 14 to 20, 2024. During this period, 98 individuals benefited from treatment, including 42 patients in the epidemic control clinic, 26 in the emergency clinic, 18 in internal medicine, and 10 in reproductive health.

At least 34 patients visited the nursing services department, 98 individuals received medication, and 7 beneficiaries were cared for in the surgery and dressing clinic.

In Al-Soum District, Hadhramaut Governorate, Yemen, 195 shelter bags and 195 food baskets were distributed, benefiting 2,505 people.

Meanwhile, in Kassala State, Sudan, 480 food baskets were provided to displaced families and those in need, assisting 2,871 individuals. Further support was offered to the River Nile State in Sudan, where 1,164 shelter bags were distributed to 6,693 people affected by heavy rains and flash floods. 

In northern Lebanon, KSrelief funded the ambulance services of the Subul Al Salam Social Association, which conducted 61 ambulance missions in the Miniyeh district. 

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