By Hamad Al-Mutairi
KUWAIT, July 11 (KUNA) -- Kuwait Red Crescent Society (KRCS) launched on Monday in Lebanon a campaign to conduct prosthetic procedures on Syrian refugees with severed limbs, a result of a war in their country that remains largely unabated. Head of KRCS's youth department Dr. Msaad Al-Enezi told KUNA that the society has treated 10 prosthetic cases amongst Syrian refugees.
Moreover, Al-Enezi described the campaign as a humanitarian endeavor aimed to mitigate the adversity that the refugees are mired in, adding that KRCS would do everything possible to restore normalcy to the lives of the needy.
The campaign is part of a series of relief projects designed to lend a helping hand to Syrian refugees, he said, noting that the beneficiaries of such aid are grateful to Kuwait for such projects. (end) msa.nam