The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is still continuing its efforts to aid tsunami victims in Aceh. Yesterday it facilitated distribution of a new tranche of tents and foodstuffs.
The Saudi Red Crescent and Indonesian Red Cross have signed an agreement for establishing 5 health centers.
Director of Saudi Red Crescent in Indonesia Abdullah Al-Amer said they agreed on a psychological and employment support program for 500 families involving an expenditure of 250,000 US dollars.
Al-Amer disclosed that the two humanitarian societies also decided to provide a mobile clinic costing 800,000 US dollars and to establish Zainulabidin Hospital at an estimated cost of 900,000 US dollars.
