KSrelief continues humanitarian work in Yemen and Lebanon

the center has assisted a total of 1,307 Yemeni citizens, with KSRelief manufacturing and fitting the prostheses of victims (SPA)

• Amputations on civilians have been a prominent feature of the war in Yemen, with many requiring assistance from KSrelief after suffering injuries from bomb explosions and landmines

RIYADH: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) continues with its aid involvement in Yemen and Lebanon.
In Yemen, KSrelief provided a range of medical services in July to 348 Yemeni individuals who lost their limbs due to the conflict.
The Prosthetic Limbs and Rehabilitation Center project in Marib Governorate provided various medical services to citizens who had lost their limbs. Amputations on civilians have been a prominent feature of the war in Yemen, with many requiring assistance from KSrelief after suffering injuries from bomb explosions and landmines.
To date, the center has assisted a total of 1,307 Yemeni citizens, with KSRelief manufacturing and fitting the prostheses of victims.
In Lebanon, the ambulance service operated by the Subul Al-Salam Social Association in Miniyeh district conducted 82 emergency missions in the past week, serving both refugees and the local host community.
The ambulance service is part of the KSrelief project aimed at enhancing service provision and emergency transport in refugee-populated areas of northern Lebanon.