RIYADH: The Kingdom’s aid agency KSrelief has provided healthcare services for people in Guinea and Turkiye over the past few weeks, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Wednesday. In Conakry, Guinea, the Noor Saudi Arabia program, aimed at helping those with visual challenges, provided services between July 15 and 23. Medical staffers completed 6,500 examinations, distributed 1,100 spectacles, and carried out 450 operations. In Turkiye’s Reyhanli city on Sunday, a medical project was launched which provided 235 therapy sessions, and fitted 12 prosthetic limbs as well as 28 custom orthotic braces. The project, from July 27 to Aug. 4, comprises 12 volunteers of the Saudi Life Volunteer Program to assist earthquake victims in Syria and Turkiye.