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KSrelief launches food program in earthquake-hit areas in Syria and Turkiye

The program aims to secure food baskets for 2,000 individuals in the Turkish cities of Reyhaniya and Gaziantep. (SPA)
The program aims to secure food baskets for 2,000 individuals in the Turkish cities of Reyhaniya and Gaziantep. (SPA)
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06 Jul 2024 03:07:54 GMT9
06 Jul 2024 03:07:54 GMT9

Arab News

RIYADH: Saudi aid agency, KSrelief, inaugurated a volunteer program to distribute food parcels to earthquake-hit areas in Syria and Turkiye, state news agency (SPA) reported. 

The program aims to secure food baskets for 2,000 individuals in the Turkish cities of Reyhaniya and Gaziantep. 

KSrelief general supervisor Dr. Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al-Rabeeah inaugurated the volunteer program on Friday. 

The program is part of KSrelief efforts to alleviate the suffering of the Syrian and Turkish people affected by the recent earthquakes, the statement read.

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