KSrelief Sends 25th Relief Plane to Gaza
The 25th Saudi relief plane to Gaza left Riyadh today, heading to El-Arish International Airport in the Arab Republic of Egypt, according to Saudi Press Agency.
King Salman Relief Center (KSrelief) in coordination with the Ministry of Defense sent the plane in preparation for delivering the aid on it to those affected inside the Gaza Strip.
It is carrying two ambulances on board. Moreover, it is part of the popular campaign to provide relief to the brotherly Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.
It is noteworthy that 14 ambulances entered the Gaza Strip through the Rafah border crossing, including basic medical equipment.
This comes within the framework of KSA’s historical role of standing with the brotherly Palestinian people in various crises they go through.
KSRelief’s 24th Relief Plane
KSRelief’s 24th plane carried approximately 31 tons of relief supplies. These supplies included essential items such as food, shelter materials, and medical equipment.
Unrelenting Support to Gaza
From the KSA’s commitment to stand by the Palestinians, the Kingdom was delivering aid not just by sea, but also by air and on land.
The Saudi air bridge to Gaza encompassed 24 relief planes all carrying medical supplies and basic humanitarian needs.
All of these efforts are part of the Kingdom’s national campaign to help the afflicted Gazans during this crisis.
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