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KSrelief provides 500 mobile homes for Syrian refugees in Jordan

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Saudi Arabia’s aid agency KSrelief has provided 500 new mobile homes for Syrian refugees in Zaatari camp in Jordan, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Friday.

Ensure access to better living conditions and address the needs of the displaced Syrians © KSrelief

Ensure access to better living conditions and address the needs of the displaced Syrians © KSrelief

Saudi Arabia’s aid agency KSrelief has provided 500 new mobile homes for Syrian refugees in Zaatari camp in Jordan, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Friday.

The homes are for the most vulnerable families, including new arrivals and newlyweds.

Meanwhile, in Yemen, the aid agency’s sanitation project has provided over the past week 12.2 million liters of water for residents in Saada, Hajjah and Hodeidah.

Over 40,000 people in Yemen are benefitting from this initiative.

These projects are a part of the Kingdom’s humanitarian and aid efforts to assist people in need across the world.

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