Kuwait's Najat Charity chief Mohammad Al-Ansari stated Wednesday that the society had provided urgent medicine to 1,000 cholera patients in Yemen. Al-Ansari told KUNA that the project was in coordination with Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Social Affairs and in cooperation with official socities. He took note of Kuwait's humanitarian efforts in Yemen, including establishment of schools, hospitals, mosques, orphanages, desalination plants, homes and other developmental projects. Al-Ansari thanked all those who contributed to the campaign, saying that such projects make a tangible difference in the lives of others. Source: Kuwait News Agency
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