The relief items, which were distributed on Saturday, benefited 1,570 people in the area.

Meanwhile, the aid center concluded its 11th and 12th volunteer programs in the Zaatari refugee camp for Syrians in Jordan.

The initiative saw 26 volunteers from different medical, psychological, social, and educational backgrounds offering their expertise to people in-need.

They offered training courses to 236 people, educational programs to 185 people, computer maintenance to 194 people, first aid services to 430 people, and psychological counseling to 260 people.

Medical services offered during the visit benefitted 29 patients in heart clinics for children, 184 people in the dermatology department, and 75 patients in-need of physiotherapy treatment.