King Salman Center Pumps 500,000 Liters of Water into Gaza

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Monday, 5 October 2026 at 15:18·1 minute read

King Salman Center Pumps 500,000 Liters of Water into Gaza

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The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center pumped 500,000 liters of water on the day before yesterday through the urgent humanitarian response project, to provide safe drinking water in various governorates of the Gaza Strip, as part of the Saudi popular campaign to aid the brotherly Palestinian people in the region.

These efforts provided by the Kingdom, represented by the King Salman Relief Center, aim to enhance the living conditions, provide potable water, support the resilience of the population, and create suitable conditions for recovery in the Gaza Strip.

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