Saudi Relief Agency Delivers Emergency Food Aid to Flood Victims in Laghman Province
The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center distributed 70 food baskets to flood-affected families in Laghman Province, Afghanistan. This delivery provided essential supplies to 490 individuals as part of a broader regional emergency project.
Key takeaways
- KSrelief provided 70 food baskets to flood victims in the Briyani village and Wadi Noor Lam areas of Laghman Province.
- The distribution reached 490 individuals belonging to 70 different families.
- This aid is part of a 2024 emergency project targeting central, eastern, and southeastern Afghanistan.
What Happened
The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) completed a targeted food distribution operation in Afghanistan's Laghman Province. The relief effort focused on residents of Briyani village and the Wadi Noor Lam area who were displaced or impacted by recent flooding. According to operational data, 70 families received food baskets, reaching a total of 490 individuals.
Background
This distribution forms one component of the Food Security and Emergency Project for Flood-Affected People. The larger initiative targets central, eastern, and southeastern regions of Afghanistan for the current year. Through KSrelief, Saudi Arabia manages these humanitarian projects to address disaster-related needs across various international zones.
Key Facts
- Target Region: Briyani village and Wadi Noor Lam area, Laghman Province, Afghanistan.
- Direct Beneficiaries: 490 individuals across 70 households.
- Logistics: 70 food baskets were distributed during this specific phase of the emergency project.
- Institutional Support: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) coordinated the delivery.
Story by Project Chintan
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