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[14/11/2017 07:20]

RIYADH-SABA
King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Activities(KSCRHA) signed on Tuesday an agreement of two projects for combating cholera in Yemen in cooperation with World Health Organization.

Worth USD 22 million, the agreement was signed by Monitor of KSCRHA Abdullah al-Rabi'a and WHO's Representative Ibrahim al-Zaiq.

The two projects aim at supporting cholera treatment programs in Yemen, improving means of dealing with suspected casesand activating ways of fighting infection across health facilities for limiting the epidemic and death cases.