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KSrelief carries out 211 health projects in Yemen since 2015

[31/05/2020 08:57]

ADEN - SABA
KSrelief Center has largely helped to support health sector in Yemen up to 211 projects were carried out in health sector since May 2015, with total costs estimated at $620 million and 263 thousand.

KSrelief's efforts have been very helpful for the Yemeni people, significantly contributed to mitigate destructive impacts caused by Iran-allied Houthi rebels' coup upon all walks of life.

The projects including health services to the Yemeni refugees in neighboring countries, re-operating several health facilities in different governorates, medical supplies such as vaccines, dialyses solutions, providing artificial limbs and medical devices and preventive materials to counter coronavirus.