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More aid getting from US pier to people in Gaza, officials say, after troubled launch

More aid getting from US pier to people in Gaza, officials say, after troubled launch

  • Crowds overrun some of the first trucks coming from the new US-led sea route and taking its contents over the weekend, leading to a two-day suspension of aid distribution
  • At maximum capacity, the pier would bring in enough food for 500,000 of Gaza’s people. US officials stressed the need for flow through open land crossings for the remaining 1.8 million
US says UN World Food Programme has agreed to help in distribution of aid to Gaza via sea route

US says UN World Food Programme has agreed to help in distribution of aid to Gaza via sea route

By AP ·
Special Lebanon receives US food aid, Egyptian medical supplies to combat cholera

Lebanon receives US food aid, Egyptian medical supplies to combat cholera

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
Egyptian minister, USAID delegation hold talks

Egyptian minister, USAID delegation hold talks

By Ahmed Okka ·
US is spending billions to tackle the global food crisis, official says

US is spending billions to tackle the global food crisis, official says

By ALI YOUNES ·
KSrelief chief discusses humanitarian situation in Yemen with US charge d’affaires

KSrelief chief discusses humanitarian situation in Yemen with US charge d’affaires

By Arab News ·
US announces $165 million in new humanitarian assistance for Yemen

US announces $165 million in new humanitarian assistance for Yemen

By Arab News ·
KSRelief chief meets USAID officials in Washington

KSRelief chief meets USAID officials in Washington

By Arab News ·
Update US gives Tunisia $335m 'to support democratic transition'

US gives Tunisia $335m 'to support democratic transition'

By Reuters ·
Special UNESCO puts Sundarbans on danger list

UNESCO puts Sundarbans on danger list

By SHEHAB SUMON ·
US aid cuts hit Palestinians, further dimming hope for peace

US aid cuts hit Palestinians, further dimming hope for peace

By AP ·
US confirms further Palestinian aid cut

US confirms further Palestinian aid cut

By AFP ·
Cranes arrive in Hodeidah to boost flow of food aid to Yemen

Cranes arrive in Hodeidah to boost flow of food aid to Yemen

By Arab News ·

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