Logar province in Afghanistan received 120 food baskets for flood victims in Kamran and Shiraza villages within the Mohammad Aghah district. The aid benefited 840 individuals from 120 families.
According to SPA, the distribution was carried out by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre. This initiative is part of a 2026 food security and emergency relief project targeting flood victims in the central, eastern, and southeastern regions of Afghanistan.
The project is part of the humanitarian efforts provided by Saudi Arabia through the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre to assist the Afghan people and alleviate their suffering.
Who received the food aid in Logar province? The aid was distributed to flood victims living in the Kamran and Shiraza villages located in the Mohammad Aghah district of Logar province. A total of 840 individuals, representing 120 families, benefited from the 120 food baskets provided by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre.
What is the broader scope of this relief project in Afghanistan? The distribution is part of a food security and emergency relief project for the year 2026. This specific project is designed to support flood victims across the central, eastern, and southeastern regions of Afghanistan to help reduce their suffering.
Which organization is responsible for this humanitarian action? The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre is responsible for the distribution of the 120 food baskets. This action reflects the humanitarian efforts Saudi Arabia provides through the centre to assist the people of Afghanistan.