Nangarhar, January 11, 2025 – In a continued effort to provide critical humanitarian aid, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has distributed 276 shelter bags and 276 tents in Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan, benefiting a total of 1,656 individuals. This distribution is part of an ongoing shelter project aimed at assisting returnees from Pakistan and those who have been severely impacted by the devastating floods in Afghanistan during 2024.
The shelter materials, which include tents, blankets, plastic mattresses, and other essential items, are being distributed as part of a larger initiative to provide urgent relief to the displaced and vulnerable populations in Afghanistan. This project, which will ultimately distribute 4,882 shelter items across multiple cities, is set to benefit a total of 29,292 individuals. The items are essential for ensuring that families and communities affected by the displacement and natural disasters have access to adequate shelter during these difficult times.
KSrelief’s distribution of aid is an extension of Saudi Arabia's longstanding commitment to alleviating the suffering of those affected by humanitarian crises around the world. By providing critical shelter support, KSrelief is not only addressing immediate needs but is also offering a sense of security and stability to individuals and families facing hardship. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s humanitarian efforts through KSrelief continue to play a pivotal role in supporting global relief initiatives, especially in regions affected by conflict and natural disasters.
The shelter project highlights Saudi Arabia’s dedication to providing timely and effective assistance to those in need, reflecting the Kingdom's commitment to humanitarian values and its ongoing efforts to promote the well-being of vulnerable populations worldwide. As the project moves forward, KSrelief will continue to distribute aid in other affected regions, ensuring that the most vulnerable are not left without the essential support they require to rebuild their lives.
