Ksrelief provides Syrian refugees, displaced Yemenis with vital services

Displaced Yemenis gather to receive Saudi-provided food aid at a camp for the displaced in the Khokha district of the western province of Hodeida, on January 21, 2019. (AFP)

The center clinics are working on providing Syrian refugees with a safe and disease-resistant environment. (SPA)

KSRelief has been also providing food assistance to displaced Yemenis. (SPA)

• KSRelief held its fourth session to support fishermen by providing training on the usage of GPS devices

JEDDAH: In the fourth week of January, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSRelief) assisted 4,434 Syrian refugees in the Zaatari camp in Jordan.
The center clinics are working on providing Syrian refugees with a safe and disease-resistant environment, through specialized medical teams and modern medical equipment.
KSRelief has been also providing food assistance to displaced Yemenis, where it recently distributed more than 658 food baskets weighing 49 tons for displaced and affected people in Dhale governorate, benefiting 3,948 individuals.
On Friday, as part of the livelihood improvement project in Yemen, KSRelief held its fourth session to support fishermen by providing training on the usage of GPS devices.