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Kuwait-funded village for Serwah IDPs inaugurated

[20/09/2021 03:02]

MARIB – SABA
Deputy Governor of Marib, Dr. Abd-Rabbu Miftah, inaugurated the first phase of the Kuwait-funded housing project for the displaced people, in Al-Rawda area in Wadi Dhanna of Marib for the people displaced by the Houthi militia from Serwah.

The project comprises a thousand housing units, at a cost of $1,200,000 funded by the International Islamic Charitable Organization and the Voluntary Trahum team in the State of Kuwait .

The first phase, implemented by the Response Foundation for Humanitarian and Relief Works, includes 250 housing units, benefiting 250 families displaced to the area.

Each unit consists of two rooms, a bathroom, a kitchen and a hall over an area of 35 square meters.