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Hodeida Governor, Kuwaiti Red Crescent discuss quick interventions to displaced people

[13/09/2018 01:32]

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Governor of Hodeida Dr. al-Hassan Taher discussed with Head of the Delegation of the Kuwaiti Red Crescent quick interventions of providing services to people of Hodeida, especially shelters for displaced people.

In the meeting held on Thursday, Governor Taher valued great efforts provided by the State and the people of Kuwait to the Yemeni people, pointing to the severe conditions of Hodeidis, mainly displaced people over the war triggered by Houthis on Yemeni people and the war for liberating the province from the militia.

For his part, the Head of the Kuwaiti Red Crescent Delegation Mohammad al-Anzi pointed to projects being implemented in the camps of displaced people and other services.

These projects are the minimum things Kuwait can provide to their brothers in Yemen and the Red Crescent will continue its support in the future, said al-Anzi.