RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has distributed food baskets, shelter kits, hygiene kits and hot meals to thousands of people affected by conflict and humanitarian crises in Yemen, Sudan and the Gaza Strip.
In Yemen’s Lahj Governorate, KSrelief distributed 71 food baskets on Monday to displaced people at Abu Madin Institute in the Sabr area of Tuban District, according to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA).
The assistance benefited 426 individuals from 71 families under the second phase of the 2026 Emergency Food Assistance Project in Yemen.
The distribution is part of Saudi Arabia’s ongoing relief and humanitarian efforts through KSrelief to assist people in need and communities affected by crises around the world.
KSrelief Distributes Shelter Kits in Sudan
Meanwhile, the Saudi aid agency, KSrelief, distributed 300 shelter kits to affected and returning families in White Nile State of Sudan, benefiting 1,890 individuals, SPA reported.
The assistance is part of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s relief and humanitarian efforts through KSrelief to support the brotherly Sudanese people and alleviate their suffering.
KSrelief Provides Hot Meals to People in Gaza
The central kitchen operated by KSrelief provided 24,800 meals on Sunday to 24,800 people in need in central and southern Gaza, as part of the Saudi campaign to provide relief to the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, according to SPA.
These humanitarian and relief efforts, provided by Saudi Arabia through KSrelief, aim to meet the basic needs of affected families and strengthen their resilience amid the current humanitarian conditions.
KSrelief Distributes Hygiene Kits in Sudan
Similarly, KSrelief distributed 2,000 hygiene kits to displaced people in North Kordofan State of Sudan, benefiting 8,339 individuals.
The assistance is part of Saudi Arabia’s relief and humanitarian projects implemented through KSrelief to support the brotherly Sudanese people and alleviate their suffering amid the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
