A team from the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) concluded its visit to South Sudan; on Friday in order to assess humanitarian needs following recent floods.
During the visit, the team made an aerial inspection tour of a number of areas, including Bor, Gli, Mar, Paleo, Wernol, Banyakur; Bookta, Champy and others, that were completely; also submerged by the floods.
The extent of the impact of the floods on the population was markedly assessed with the participation of officials; from South Sudan; represented by the minister of water and environment, the minister of sports and youth; and an official from the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management.
Meanwhile, in Yemen, KSrelief continues; to implement the Maharati Biyadi Project; in order to improve the livelihoods of orphans and family breadwinners in the Marib governorate.
In this context, 50 male and female beneficiaries receive training of over 80 hours, in modern agricultural methods and methods of developing livestock to continue producing food with high efficiency.
