Idlib, October 28, 2024 — On Friday, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) delivered 916 food baskets and 916 health kits to the towns of Salqin and Azmarin in the Idlib Governorate, benefiting 5,496 individuals impacted by the recent earthquake in northwestern Syria. This distribution marks a significant step in the second phase of a comprehensive project aimed at providing essential aid to those affected by the natural disaster that struck the region earlier this year.
The food baskets are designed to meet the basic nutritional needs of families, while the health kits provide critical supplies necessary for maintaining hygiene and overall well-being. By delivering these essential resources, KSrelief aims to alleviate the hardships faced by vulnerable communities and support their recovery in the wake of the earthquake.
This initiative is part of a broader humanitarian effort by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to assist countries and populations in need around the globe. Through KSrelief, the Kingdom has been actively involved in delivering humanitarian aid to areas afflicted by crises, demonstrating a commitment to global solidarity and compassion. The focus on providing immediate relief, alongside longer-term recovery efforts, underscores Saudi Arabia's dedication to fostering stability and improving living conditions for those in distress.
As the situation in northwestern Syria remains dire, ongoing support from organizations like KSrelief is crucial in addressing the urgent needs of the affected populations. By prioritizing humanitarian assistance, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia reinforces its role as a leading advocate for humanitarian causes, ensuring that the most vulnerable receive the aid and support necessary to rebuild their lives and communities.
