KSrelief Delivers Over 1.2 Million Liters of Drinking Water in Three Yemeni Governorates

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) pumped 1,238,005 liters of drinking water for displaced people and affected families in Aden, Lahj, and Taiz governorates from November 6 to 12 as part of emergency projects to secure access to drinking water.

 In Taiz Governorate, it pumped 366,300 liters through 13 distribution points in Al-Mudhaffar District, benefiting 3,500 people from 500 families. In Aden Governorate, 292,000 liters were pumped through 21 distribution points in a camp in Al-Buraiqah District, benefiting 2,786 people from 398 families.

 In Lahj Governorate, 417,480 liters were pumped through 20 distribution points in five camps in Tuban District, benefiting 3,976 people from 691 families, and a further 162,225 liters through 16 distribution points at camps and sites in Tuban and Al-Musaymir districts, benefiting 2,170 people from 360 families.

 The work is part of Saudi Arabia’s humanitarian efforts through KSrelief to provide drinking water to displaced people and affected families, ease their suffering, and improve their health and living conditions.