KSrelief Projects Restore Healthcare and Water Services in Khartoum State

A team from the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) visited the center's health and water projects in Omdurman, Khartoum State, Sudan, on Saturday.
 The team visited Omdurman Teaching Hospital, Sudan's largest hospital, where KSrelief provided a 730 KVA generator after security was restored in Khartoum State, at a time when the hospital was operating with flashlights. The center subsequently supplied modern medical equipment for emergency, intensive care, radiology, and surgical units, enabling the hospital to perform around 60 surgeries daily. It also established the hospital's first oxygen station, producing 80 cylinders daily.
 The team also visited the Saudi Maternity Hospital and Al-Buluk Specialized Children's Hospital, reviewing the positive impact of generators provided by KSrelief to keep both facilities operational during power outages. KSrelief has also funded oxygen stations for both hospitals, due to be installed shortly.
 In the water sector, the team visited a water treatment station rehabilitation project serving more than 1.5 million beneficiaries. KSrelief's support — two 1,000 KVA generators with transfer switches — raised the station's productivity from 25% to 70%, stabilizing water supply to Omdurman and providing safe drinking water while reducing waterborne disease risks.
 This support is part of Saudi Arabia's ongoing humanitarian efforts through KSrelief to support health and water sectors across Sudan.