RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s aid agency KSrelief signed on Tuesday a $10 million agreement with the UN’s World Health Organization to support emergency care services in the Gaza Strip. The agreement includes providing and expanding medical supplies and logistical support to 40 health facilities that would benefit 456,000 individuals, the Saudi Press Agency reported. The agreement was signed during a video call by KSrelief’s Assistant General-Supervisor for Operations and Programs Ahmed Al-Baiz, and the WHO’s Regional Director for the Eastern Mediterranean Dr. Hanan Balkhi.