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[06/08/2018 08:24]

RIYADH-SABA
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Director of Medical and Environmental Services in KSrelief Center Dr Abdullah Al-Moalimi said the two programs aimed to provide Hodeidah's IDPs with medical and nourishing services through makeshift clinics, besides drinking water and sanitation services.

The two programs totaling ($ 737.487.60). Each project is targeting 3500 IDPs, according to Al-Moalimi.