First Flight

Kuwait Red Crescent Society has created a bridge of relief items to aid the Palestinian people from the impacts of the aggressive Israeli attack.

The first flight was on 30/12/2008 containing 10 tons of medical items.

The shipment was accompanied by two of the society's volunteers who delivered it to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society with the aid of the Egyptian Red Crescent Society

Second Flight

The second flight of relief items was on 8/1/2009 containing 2 equipped ambulances and 112 cartons of medical items with a total weight of 12 tons.

Third Flight

Islamic Republic of Iran
In response to the Earthquake that hit the Iranian Republic on 31 March, the Society and after discussing the needs of the victims with the Iran Red Crescent, sent relief items to help save the victims of the earthquake. Among those items there were200 cartons of food provisions, 1000 tent, 4000kerosene stove, 500 generator, 1000 carton bottled water 3598 bag of rice, 3000 blanket, 5000 mat and 50 water pump with a total of KD 131,000.

Pakistan

Among the donations of the Society to the Pakistani Red Crescent to help the members of the society in their

The Kuwait Red Crescent Society has donated the following items to the Iraqi Red Crescent (Al Basra branch) to help in the relief of the Iraqi nation's suffering.
-74 cartons of blankets + 60 bala

- 41 bags of bed cover

-75 cartons of new clothes

-550 rolls of cloth

-30 bags of rice

-40 cartons of canned food

8/10/2005 -- on going

Items	Quantity	Total
Cash -- Pakistan Red Crescent Society	----	250.000 $
Blankets	20000	30.000 K.D
Blankets	100000

Following the arrival to Mali Island, capital of the Maldives the delegation members went to inspect the damage caused by the earthquake of Tsunami waves.

Following the visits, during which they didn't see except minor damages, despite the fact that water flooded city street at a height of half a meter. They saw some 80-120 victims from the neighboring island who had been provided shelter at 4 schools.

After that the delegation members went to the local Disaster Management Center where we met the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Maldives, Mr. Husain Shehab and

1- Disaster in brief:

Tsunami had destroyed the bigger part of Sumatra north of the Republic of Indonesia and Banda Ache area, to the North of the Island is the most affected part of the world, it suffered 80% of total damage at its populated coastal area over 10km distance inland. The number of victims in this area is more than 230,000 dead (90% of them were buried). The main coastal roads were damaged, a state that made it difficult to reach there in order to identify the extent of needs and to assist the victims.

2- Activities:

- Co-ordination was made with the Kuwaiti