King Salman Humanitarian Center delivers clean water to Taiz and Lahij

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center recently supplied clean drinking water to displaced people, affected residents, and host communities at 13 locations in the Al-Ba'ararah area and the Transport Office in Al-Muzaffar district, Taiz province. The initiative benefited 4,000 individuals from 571 families as part of the emergency response project to provide drinking water for displaced people in Taiz.

The center also delivered drinking water to displaced and affected communities at five distribution points in the Eastern Rabat area, Ateerah 1 and 2, and the Al-Mashqafah and Al-Anad camps in Tuban district, Lahij province, Yemen. This effort benefited 691 families, totaling 3,876 individuals, under the emergency project to secure drinking water for displaced people in Lahij.

These efforts, provided by Saudi Arabia through the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center, aim to support basic living conditions, ensure access to safe drinking water, and strengthen the resilience and recovery of communities in Yemen.