KSrelief Mobile Clinics in Yemen’s Al-Khawkhah Receive 4,000 People in One Week

KSrelief Mobile Medical Clinics continue to provide aid in Yemen. SPA
KSrelief Mobile Medical Clinics continue to provide aid in Yemen. SPA
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KSrelief Mobile Clinics in Yemen’s Al-Khawkhah Receive 4,000 People in One Week

KSrelief Mobile Medical Clinics continue to provide aid in Yemen. SPA
KSrelief Mobile Medical Clinics continue to provide aid in Yemen. SPA

The Mobile Nutrition Clinics of the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) in Yemen's Al-Khawkhah District in Hodeidah Governorate continue to provide treatment services to the needy.

During the period of April 12 to 18, 2023, the clinics received 3,809 patients with various health conditions in different clinics and departments and provided them with necessary medical services. The clinics also provided 3,897 people with medications.

KSrelief clinics also continued providing treatment services at Waalan camp for displaced people in Yemen's Haradh District of Hajjah Governorate.

From April 12 to 18, the clinics received 65 people with various health conditions, and provided them with the necessary medical services.

The clinics also provided 67 individuals with medications and carried out two waste disposal activities.



Palestinian Health Ministry Says One Dead in Israel West Bank Raid

Demonstrators clash with Palestinian security forces in Nablus in the West Bank (File photo/Reuters)
Demonstrators clash with Palestinian security forces in Nablus in the West Bank (File photo/Reuters)
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Palestinian Health Ministry Says One Dead in Israel West Bank Raid

Demonstrators clash with Palestinian security forces in Nablus in the West Bank (File photo/Reuters)
Demonstrators clash with Palestinian security forces in Nablus in the West Bank (File photo/Reuters)

The health ministry in the occupied West Bank said one person was killed and nine injured in an Israeli raid on a refugee camp, with the Israeli military saying Saturday it had opened fire at "terrorists".

An 18-year-old man, Muhammad Medhat Amin Amer, "was killed by bullets from the (Israeli) occupation in the Balata camp" in the territory's north, the Palestinian health ministry said in a late-night statement, adding that nine people were injured, "four of whom are in critical condition".

According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, the raid began on Friday night and triggered violent clashes, AFP reported.

The official Palestinian news agency Wafa reported that Israeli troops entered the camp from the Awarta checkpoint and "deployed snipers on the rooftops of surrounding buildings".

In a statement on Saturday, the Israeli military said that during the "counterterrorism" operation, "terrorists placed explosives in the area in order to harm (military) soldiers, hurled explosives, molotov cocktails, and rocks and shot fireworks at the forces".

"The forces fired toward the terrorists in order to remove the threat. Hits were identified," the statement said.

Violence in the West Bank has intensified since war broke out in the Gaza Strip after Hamas's October 7, 2023 attack on Israel.

Since then, at least 815 Palestinians have been killed in the territory by Israeli troops or settlers, according to the Palestinian health ministry in Ramallah.

In the same period, Palestinian attacks in the West Bank have killed at least 25 Israelis, according to official Israeli figures.

Israel has occupied the West Bank since conquering it in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war.