الطائرتان السعوديتان 66 و67 تصلان العريش لإغاثة المتضررين في غزة

Two Saudi relief aircraft, 66 and 67, arrived yesterday at Al-Arish International Airport in the Arab Republic of Egypt, operated by the King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Works in coordination with the Ministry of Defense and the Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Cairo. They are carrying food baskets and shelter bags, preparing for their transfer to the affected people of the brotherly Palestinian people inside the Gaza Strip. This assistance comes as part of the Saudi support provided through the King Salman Center for Relief to the brotherly Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip to alleviate the severe famine and difficult living conditions that the region is suffering from.

Meanwhile, the King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Works continued to distribute food baskets and milk cartons designated for children to beneficiary families in central and southern Gaza Strip, as part of the Saudi popular campaign to aid the Palestinian people in the region.

It is noteworthy that the center has operated an air bridge and a maritime bridge, from which (67) aircraft and eight ships have arrived so far, carrying more than (7,612) tons of food, medical, and shelter materials. Additionally, (20) ambulances were delivered to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society, along with logistical equipment, generators, and water tanks. Furthermore, the center signed agreements with international organizations to implement relief projects within the region valued at (90) million and (350) thousand dollars, in addition to conducting aerial drop operations in partnership with Jordan.