Project Launch: KSrelief initiated a volunteer medical project for adult cardiac catheterization in Mukalla, Hadramout, Yemen, starting August 17 and continuing through August 24, as part of the "Saudi Pulse" program.
Successful Procedures: The medical team has performed 25 specialized cardiac procedures with successful outcomes since the project began.
Humanitarian Mission: This initiative reflects KSrelief’s ongoing commitment to providing critical heart-related medical care and alleviating suffering in affected regions globally.
Hadramout, August 22, 2024
The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has proudly launched a new volunteer medical project focusing on adult cardiac catheterization surgery in the Mukalla District of Yemen's Hadramout Governorate. This initiative, part of the "Saudi Pulse" program dedicated to heart diseases and surgery, commenced on August 17 and is set to continue through August 24.
Since the project’s inception, KSrelief's dedicated medical team has successfully carried out 25 specialized surgical procedures. Each procedure was performed with precision and care, reflecting the high standards of expertise that KSrelief upholds in its humanitarian missions.
This effort is a continuation of KSrelief’s commitment to providing essential medical services to communities in need. By addressing critical heart conditions through these volunteer medical projects, KSrelief aims to alleviate the suffering of individuals in affected regions, demonstrating Saudi Arabia’s ongoing dedication to global health and humanitarian relief.
The "Saudi Pulse" program is part of a broader array of heart-related initiatives supported by KSrelief, showcasing the organization’s dedication to improving healthcare access and delivering impactful relief to vulnerable populations worldwide.
