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ISLAMABAD: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has completed the distribution of 50,000 shelters and winter kits among Pakistan鈥檚 most vulnerable communities, the Saudi charity said on Tuesday.
The aid distribution was part of KSrelief鈥檚 Shelter, Non-Food Items (NFIs) and Winter Kit Project for 2023-24, according to a statement issued by the charity organization.
By focusing on the disaster-stricken regions, the project provided essential support to over 350,000 individuals across Pakistan, enabling communities to recover and regain stability.
鈥淪panning four phases from September 2023 to October 2024, the initiative targeted areas severely affected by flash floods, heavy rainfall, and snowfall across 44 high-need districts in Pakistan,鈥� KSrelief said in a statement.
鈥淭hrough this effort, KSrelief distributed a total of 25,000 Shelter NFIs and 25,000 Winter Kits, aimed at helping communities withstand harsh winter conditions and rebuild their lives in the aftermath of these disasters.鈥�
KSrelief coordinated with Pakistan鈥檚 national and provincial disaster management authorities and United Nations (UN) agencies for the effort, according to the statement.
鈥淭his approach ensured a cohesive, well-targeted response to meet the immediate needs of those impacted,鈥� it read.
The Saudi charity organization has one of the largest humanitarian budgets available to any aid agency across the world, which has allowed its officials to undertake a wide variety of projects in more than 80 countries.
Pakistan is the fifth largest beneficiary of its aid and humanitarian activities and has greatly benefited from its assistance since 2022 monsoon floods.