RIYADH: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) is actively advancing its volunteer efforts to improve living conditions in Yemen and Sudan.
In Sudan, KSrelief recently concluded a urology medical program in Port Sudan, where eight volunteer specialists treated 160 patients and conducted 60 surgeries over the course of a week.
Meanwhile in Yemen, the center launched a new phase of Project Masam in early May, aimed at clearing unexploded ordnance across conflict-affected areas.
Since its inception, the initiative has removed 491,983 explosive devices from Yemen territory.
