RIYADH: Saudi aid agency KSrelief took the initiative to provide treatment for seven-year-old Eileen Rami Al-Kilani from the Gaza Strip.
Eileen suffers from a critical case of colon cancer requiring urgent medical intervention, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Saturday.
Given the need for specialized treatment unavailable in Gaza, KSrelief arranged and funded her transfer to Jordan.
She began treatment at the King Hussein Cancer Center in Amman, where she is now under the care of a specialized oncology team providing comprehensive support on her journey to recovery.
The child’s family expressed deep appreciation to the leadership and people of º£½ÇÖ±²¥ for this initiative, the SPA reported.
They said that KSrelief’s efforts had given them crucial support and a chance for survival amid the difficult humanitarian conditions in the Gaza Strip.
KSrelief recently facilitated a surgical operation for Palestinian child Mira Suhaib Aqqad, who suffered from a congenital heart defect, at the Ministry of National Guard’s King Abdulaziz Medical City.
Mira has since left the Kingdom following a full recovery, supported by comprehensive medical care and follow-up provided by the Saudi leadership.
The child’s family said that º£½ÇÖ±²¥ had extended a helping hand to those in need worldwide and praised the efforts of the Saudi medical staff, which contributed to their daughter’s swift recovery.
Earlier this month, KSrelief initiated the treatment of six-year-old Mohammed Abdullah Al-Kutnan, who suffers from neuroblastoma cancer.
KSrelief responded urgently to his critical condition and facilitated his transfer from the Gaza Strip to Jordan. He is undergoing an intensive treatment program at the King Hussein Cancer Center under the supervision of a specialized medical team closely monitoring his health.
KSrelief also initiated emergency medical treatment for three-year-old Seleen Shadi Abdul Salam from the Gaza Strip. She suffers from acute leukemia, a critical condition requiring urgent intervention, the SPA reported.
KSrelief managed her transport and care at the King Hussein Cancer Center, where medical teams immediately began monitoring her condition and administering treatment according to the highest health standards.
KSrelief is implementing a specialized project to treat cancer patients among Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, in cooperation with the King Hussein Cancer Center. The project benefits 150 individuals at a cost of more than $3.6 million.
