KSrelief delivers humanitarian aid across several Yemeni provinces

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) continues to implement relief and humanitarian projects in several Yemeni provinces, including providing drinking water for displaced people and affected families, and distributing food and shelter aid that has benefited thousands.

According to Yemen's Saba News Agency, KSrelief supplied drinking water through 13 distribution points in Al-Muzaffar district, Taiz, benefiting 500 families—totaling 3,480 displaced persons and members of the host community—as part of its emergency response project to secure drinking water.

In Aden, the center provided drinking water via 14 distribution points and 454 containers at Al-Firdaws (2) camp in Al-Buraiqeh district, reaching 371 families, or 2,597 individuals. Additionally, 283 food baskets were distributed to displaced people and the host community in Al-Mansoura district, benefiting 186 families (1,118 individuals), as part of the emergency response project in Yemen.

In Lahij province, KSrelief supplied drinking water through 11 distribution points at Bir Omar, Mazraat Jahis, and Sha'tha Ahama camps in Tuban and Al-Musaymir districts, benefiting 220 families (1,196 individuals), under the 2026 emergency water and sanitation project for displaced persons.

In Abyan province, the center distributed 92 shelter kits and 92 tents in Khanfar district, assisting 552 displaced people who had arrived from Al-Mudaraba in Lahij and Al-Mokha on the western coast, as part of the sixth phase of the emergency shelter plan in Yemen.

These interventions are part of Saudi Arabia's ongoing relief efforts through KSrelief to alleviate the suffering of the Yemeni people, provide essential needs for displaced and affected families, and improve their living and health conditions.

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