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Ayda Salem

KSrelief Implements Voluntary Medical Project for Thyroid Surgeries in Port Sudan, Sudan


Port Sudan, October 19, 2024 – The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has successfully implemented its voluntary medical project focused on specialized thyroid surgeries in Port Sudan, Republic of Sudan. The initiative, which began on October 12 and will run until October 19, 2024, is part of Saudi Arabia’s ongoing commitment to providing medical assistance to communities in need, particularly for those with limited access to healthcare.


Since the start of the campaign, KSrelief’s dedicated medical team has performed 15 successful thyroid surgeries, offering essential treatment to individuals suffering from thyroid-related conditions. The project aims to improve the quality of life for patients who otherwise may not have had the means to access such specialized medical care.


This campaign is an extension of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s broader voluntary medical initiatives, which KSrelief regularly carries out to assist families with limited income in various friendly and brotherly countries. These projects reflect the Kingdom's commitment to humanitarian causes, providing not only food and shelter but also life-changing medical care to those most in need. The thyroid surgery initiative in Port Sudan is one of many that highlights Saudi Arabia's dedication to improving global health and well-being through targeted medical interventions.


KSrelief’s efforts continue to demonstrate the Kingdom’s role as a key player in global humanitarian relief, addressing both immediate and long-term healthcare challenges in underserved communities around the world.


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