KRCS launches new phase of aid relief to displaced Syrians

BEIRUT, Sept 22 (KUNA) -- Kuwait Red Crescent Society (KRCS) has launched a new phase of aid for Syrian displaced people through its various projects in Lebanon.
آ آ آ Head of KRCS' mission in Lebanon, Dr. Mousaed Al-Anzi, told KUNA that the Society launched the ninth phase of its dialysis project for the sixth year in the Orange Nassau Hospital in Tripoli to treat patients suffering from kidney diseases.
آ آ آ He pointed out that the KRCS will distribute bread through the bread project to 500 displaced Syrian families in northern Lebanon, as well as to 500 Palestinian refugee families in Beddawi camp in the north.
آ آ آ Al-Anzi said the KRCS would also follow up on the project of the artificial limbs, which is being implemented in cooperation with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to help displaced Syrians wounded by the war.
آ آ آ Last year, KRCS launched a joint project with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to rehabilitate the wounded Syrian refugees through provision of artificial limbs to needy displaced people.(end).
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