JUBA — The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center team (KSrelief) concluded on Friday its visit to the Republic of South Sudan to find out the humanitarian needs.

During the visit, they toured areas affected by floods and assessed the humanitarian needs of displaced people in many governorates.

In the same context, the KSrelief's team visited the camps for displaced in the Mengli area, where more than 80,000 residents of the affected areas have been displaced, with the participation of the Minister of Relief Affairs and a number of officials from the Southern Sudan government.

The team examined the needs of the affected people in the relief and humanity sectors. — SPA