Barun city in Nuristan province, Afghanistan, received 500 food parcels for flood victims. The distribution benefited 3,500 individuals from 500 families.
According to SPA, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre provided these supplies as part of a food security and emergency relief project for 2026. The initiative targets flood-affected areas in the central, eastern, and southeastern regions of Afghanistan.
These efforts are part of Saudi Arabia’s humanitarian programs delivered through the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre to assist the people of Afghanistan and reduce their suffering.
Who benefited from the food distribution in Nuristan province? The distribution took place in Barun city, located in the Nuristan province of Afghanistan. A total of 3,500 individuals from 500 families who were affected by floods received the 500 food parcels provided by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre.
Which project governs the delivery of these emergency supplies? The distribution is part of the food security and emergency relief project for 2026. This specific project focuses on providing food parcels and emergency aid to people affected by floods in the southeastern, eastern, and central regions of Afghanistan.
What is the purpose of the Saudi aid provided to Afghanistan? The aid is delivered through the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre as part of the humanitarian and relief programs of Saudi Arabia. These programs aim to provide assistance to the people of Afghanistan and work toward reducing their suffering.