King Salman Humanitarian Center delivers 1.2m liters of drinking water in three Yemeni provinces

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center delivered 1,238,005 liters of safe drinking water to displaced people and families affected by conflict in the Yemeni provinces of Aden, Lahij, and Taiz between November 6 and 12, 2026, as part of its emergency response projects to secure potable water.

In Taiz province, the center supplied 366,300 liters through 13 distribution points in Al-Muzaffar district, benefiting 500 families totaling 3,500 individuals. In Aden, 292,000 liters were distributed via 21 points in Al-Firdaws 2 camp in Al-Buraiqeh district, reaching 398 families comprising 2,786 people.

In Lahij province, the center provided 417,480 liters through 20 distribution points in the camps of Al-Mashqafah, Uthayrah 1, Uthayrah 2, Eastern Rabat, and Al-Anad in Tuban district, benefiting 691 families with 3,976 individuals. An additional 162,225 liters were supplied through 16 points in various camps and locations in Tuban and Al-Musaymir districts, reaching 360 families totaling 2,170 people.

These interventions are part of Saudi Arabia's ongoing humanitarian and relief efforts through the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center to provide drinking water to displaced and affected families, alleviate their suffering, and improve their health and living conditions.