Riyadh’s KSrelief Agency Extends Healthcare Services in Guinea and Turkiye
KSrelief, the Kingdom’s aid agency, has been making significant strides in providing healthcare services to those in need in Guinea and Turkiye, as reported by the Saudi Press Agency on Wednesday.
The Noor Saudi Arabia program, aimed at assisting individuals with visual impairments, recently conducted a healthcare mission in Conakry, Guinea from July 15 to 23.
During this mission, medical professionals carried out an impressive 6,500 examinations, distributed 1,100 spectacles, and performed 450 surgeries to help improve the vision of those in need.
Additionally, a medical project was launched in Turkiye’s Reyhanli city on Sunday, providing 235 therapy sessions and fitting 12 prosthetic limbs along with 28 custom orthotic braces.
This latest initiative, which took place from July 27 to Aug. 4, involved 12 volunteers from the Saudi Life Volunteer Program who offered their assistance to earthquake victims in Syria and Turkiye.