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[20/05/2019 07:30]

RIYADH-SABA

King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Activities or (KSrelief) signed Monday two contracts for treating Yemeni injured people in Yemen.

Assistant General Sponsor of the Center for Operations and Programs Ahmad al-Biez made it clear that the two contracts aim at providing curative insurances to 100 Yemeni injured at al-Buraihi Hospital and other 100 at Saber Hospital, activating medical referring and boosting Yemeni economy.

In a press release after signing, he pointed out the two contracts will help rescuing the injured in early hours of injury and nationalize health services.

Up to 200 persons in Aden and its districts will benefit from the health services, which cost USD 800 thousand.