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Saudi Crown Prince grants Yemen $66 million for controlling cholera

[24/06/2017 12:14]

Riyadh-Saba

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has directed the King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Aid to give 66.7 million for Yemen to combat cholera epidemic which has recently broken out in some Yemeni governorates.

The Saudi grant came as response to the call of the World Health Organization and UNICEF which appealed to the international community to help Yemen control the epidemic.

An advisor of the Saudi royal court Abdullah al-Rabia hailed the Saudi grant, pointing out that bin Salman pays much attention to humanitarian aspects in Yemen.

He appealed to the United Nations and international community to firmly stand against those who impede the humanitarian work in Yemen, demanding all human rights organizations to implement their relief and humanitarian programs in Yemen.