KSrelief continues medical projects in Jordan and Somalia

Saudi aid agency KSrelief continued its humanitarian aid projects in Jordan and Somalia, reported state news agency SPA on Sunday.

In Jordan, the aid agency provided medical services to 2,271 patients living in Zaatari camp for Syrian refugees. The services ranged from general medicine for adults and children to dental care and vaccinations.

In Somalia, the kidney dialysis center at Banadir Hospital in Mogadishu, supported by the aid agency, served 348 patients last month.

A total of 163 dialysis patients underwent 1,051 scheduled sessions and 12 emergency sessions.

These initiatives are part of the Kingdom’s effort to alleviate suffering to those in need.