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KSrelief signs medical contracts to treat wounded Yemenis

[04/01/2018 03:38]

RIYADH-SABA
King Salman Center for Relief Aid and Humanitarian Action (KSrelief) has signed contracts with hospitals in Yemen and outside Yemen for the treatment of a total of 350 Yemenis wounded during the Houthi rebel militia's attacks.

Hospitals in Taiz and Aden of Yemen and one hospital in Najran of Saudi Arabia were contracted for the job.

The Director of Medical Assistance Dr. Abdullah al-Muallem of KSrelief said that the local hospitals will treat a total of 350 patients, each local hospital will take 150 patients and only 50 patients will be treated outside Yemen.