HODEIDA - SABA: The Supreme Council for the Management and Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and International Cooperation in Hodeida province has distributed relief aid to 2,390 families affected by recent floods across several districts.
The aid included cash assistance for 340 families in the Bayt al-Faqih district, provided by Save the Children Organization, and food baskets for 50 families in al-Hawadh area of al-Hali district, through the Yemen Act Foundation.
Additionally, 2,000 emergency response bags were distributed to families in Hodeida city (including al-Hali, al-Mina, and al-Hawk), as well as in al-Maghlaf, al-Munira, al-Duraihimi, and al-Dahhi, facilitated by the Roya Amal Organization.
Jaber al-Razehi, director of the Supreme Council branch in the province, emphasized ongoing efforts to coordinate with charitable and humanitarian organizations to enhance support for families whose homes have been damaged by the floods.
The aid included cash assistance for 340 families in the Bayt al-Faqih district, provided by Save the Children Organization, and food baskets for 50 families in al-Hawadh area of al-Hali district, through the Yemen Act Foundation.
Additionally, 2,000 emergency response bags were distributed to families in Hodeida city (including al-Hali, al-Mina, and al-Hawk), as well as in al-Maghlaf, al-Munira, al-Duraihimi, and al-Dahhi, facilitated by the Roya Amal Organization.
Jaber al-Razehi, director of the Supreme Council branch in the province, emphasized ongoing efforts to coordinate with charitable and humanitarian organizations to enhance support for families whose homes have been damaged by the floods.
