Zubair Qureshi
King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center, a Saudi-based relief organization, has stepped forward to provide humanitarian assistance to the people living in the coldest regions of Pakistan.
Responding to the urgent needs of the communities impacted by floods resulting from unusually heavy monsoon rains, King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has initiated a crucial project to provide winter relief to the flood-affected and deserving individuals living in those areas.
According to the embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) in Islamabad, KSrelief’s winter relief project extends its reach to 12 districts in Pakistan, specifically targeting areas where communities are most vulnerable.
The designated districts encompass Upper Chitral, Lower Chitral, Upper Dir, Upper SWAT, and Upper Kohistan in the KP Province; Kalat, Sohrab, KillaSaifullah, and Ziarat in Balochistan; as well as Astor, Ghizer, and GupisYasin in GilgitBaltistan.
This winter relief package includes 50,000 high-quality Polyester Quilts and 25,000 winter kits, consisting of warm shawls for men and women, as well as cozy clothing for children and adults.
The distribution of King Salman’s relief package will be carried out transparently and efficiently, with the collaboration of the provincial government, ultimately benefiting more than 175,000 individuals across the 12 districts.
The KSrelief is dedicated to provide humanitarian assistance to the people in need across the globe.
Focused on alleviating suffering and improving the living conditions of those affected by crises, KSrelief conducted various relief and rehabilitation projects, making a meaningful impact on millions during times of adversity.
