Gaza: Kuwait's Namaa Charity, part of the Social Reform Society, has implemented a water distribution project to provide essential water tankers to displaced individuals in northern Gaza, where there is a significant shortage of potable water.
According to Kuwait News Agency, this initiative is part of Namaa Charity's broader relief efforts, executed through accredited organizations within the system of the Kuwaiti Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This ensures that aid is delivered safely and effectively to the families in need.
In a press statement, Saad Al-Otaibi, the CEO of Namaa, confirmed the distribution of 95 water tankers, each with a capacity of 4,000 liters, over the past several days. Each tanker serves approximately 250 families, allowing for repeated use by families as necessary.
Al-Otaibi highlighted the urgent need for intervention in northern Gaza due to the absence of water, which poses significant health risks to families. He expressed gratitude to the people of Kuwait for their generosity and ongoing support of Namaa Charity's initiatives. He emphasized the charity's commitment to continuing its water provision projects to alleviate the suffering of displaced people facing challenging humanitarian conditions.