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KSrelief Center signs two programs to provided Hodeidah's IDPs with health services, food

[06/08/2018 08:24]

RIYADH-SABA
KSrelief Center inked Monday in its HQ in Riyadh two executive programs with Taybah Foundation for Development to offer health services, nourishment, water to the Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) of Hodiedah province.

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.