DUBAI: Saudi Arabia’s King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSRelief) sent 11 trucks carrying aid to earthquake-hit areas in northern Syria on Saturday. The trucks, which crossed through Khusn Al-Zaitoun port, carried 104 tons of food and shelter materials to be distributed to the victims of the natural disaster, state agency SPA wrote. Meanwhile, KSRelief continued its relief operations in cooperation with search and rescue teams from the General Directorate of Civil Defense, medical teams from the Saudi Red Crescent Authority and volunteer teams. Field and recovery operations in the Turkiye’s quake-hit areas are carried out on highest standards ensure the safety of survivors. Both initiatives come as part of the Saudi relief airlift being operated by KSRelief to assist earthquake victims in Syria and Turkiye.