A volunteer medical team from King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has successfully concluded a week-long medical mission in the city of Kiffa, Mauritania, providing essential eye care services to 4,000 individuals. The team performed 460 surgeries and distributed 1,000 eyeglasses during the October 9-16 mission. The initiative, part of the Saudi Noor Voluntary Project, aims to combat blindness and eye diseases in underserved communities around the world. KSrelief is committed to providing global health and humanitarian aid through its many volunteer medical programs, which have positively impacted the lives of countless individuals in need. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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