The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has carried out the Saudi Noor Voluntary Project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it in Sefrou city, Morocco, from October 17 to 24. Since the start of the campaign, the KSrelief volunteer medical team has examined 3,060 cases and performed 36 specialized eye surgeries, all completely successful. This project, one of the aid initiatives offered by Saudi Arabia through KSrelief, aims to support the medical sector in other countries by assisting low-income patients who experience eye diseases. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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KSrelief Launches Saudi Noor Voluntary Project to Combat Blindness and its Causes in Morocco
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