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KSrelief signs agreements for treating Yemeni injured people

[06/03/2018 05:04]

RIYADH-SABA
King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Activities (KSrelief) signed on Tuesday two contracts for treating wounded and injured people inside Yemen with al-Buraihi and al-Safwa hospitals in Taiz province.

" Under the two contracts, necessary medical care will be provided to Yemeni wounded and injured people inside Yemen in accordance with medical standards and 200 people in each hospital with the total number of 400 wounded and injured people," said Director of Medical and Environmental Department at KSrelief Dr. Abdullah al-Mualim.

"This number is added to former numbers have been cured in private sector's hospitals inside Yemen included 4797 wounded and injured," he added.

He confirmed keenness of the center to include health programs in its activities to all Yemeni brothers in accordance with the practical need in coordination with local and international partners.