RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) distributed over 65 tons of food in Sudan and handed over three newly renovated schools to Yemen’s education ministry, state news agency SPA reported. In Karari municipality of Sudan’s Khartoum state, the aid agency delivered 25 tons and 800 kilograms of food packages to 3,528 people to help them cope with the food security situation there. At Wad Madani municipality in the state of Al-Jazirah, KSrelief gave more than 21 tons of essential food items for 3,032 individuals, while in Al-Damer municipality of the River Nile state the aid agency delivered a total 18 tons and 560 kilograms for 3,294 people who have been displaced by the conflict. Meanwhile, in Yemen’s Tuban district of Lahj Governorate, KSrelief turned over the education authorities three schools that have been reconstructed and rehabilitated by the aid agency. KSrelief’s initiative is aimed at supporting the Yemeni education sector and improving its conditions in all governorates and regions without discrimination, state news agency SPA reported. Also included in KSrelief’s pipeline of projects is the expansion of 28 classrooms, rehabilitation of 10 schools to include wastewater facilities, the provision of educational aid to teaching staff as well as arrangement of support activities for 40 trainees. These activities are expected to benefit about 16,000 students from the governorates of Lahj, Abyan, Al-Dhalea and Taiz.