By Sadiq Abdulfatah

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) continues its humanitarian support in Yemen, providing both medical care and essential food aid.

In Hajjah Governorate, the Al-Jaada Health Center served 6,414 beneficiaries in February. The emergency clinic received 2,360 cases, the pediatrics clinic treated 1,255 children, the internal medicine clinic served 1,196 patients, and the obstetrics and gynecology clinic attended to 1,001 individuals.

Other departments included the epidemic diseases clinic -568 patients, maternity – 34 cases, pharmacy dispensed medications to 5,684 patients, observation – 2,592 patients, laboratory – 2,044 tests, radiology – 837 individuals, surgery and wound care – 232 cases, blood transfusion – 66 beneficiaries, and referral services – 36 cases, along with eight waste disposal activities.

Meanwhile, in Shabwa Governorate, KSrelief distributed 574 cartons of dates, benefiting 3,444 displaced, vulnerable, and disabled people as part of the 2026 dates distribution project in Yemen.

These initiatives reflect Saudi Arabia’s ongoing relief and humanitarian efforts through KSrelief to support those in need across the country.

Source: Riyadh Daily