Indonesia's Baznas delivers clean water to nearly 7,000 Gaza residents
Baznas chief Sodik Mudjahid said the agency supplied 10-liter water packets to 6,892 people in Gaza's Al Qarara area.
Sodik Mudjahid, the head of Indonesia's national zakat agency Baznas, reported that the group, in partnership with Muhajir, distributed clean water to 6,892 people living in the Al Qarara area of the Gaza Strip. Recipients were given 10-liter containers of water, aiming to alleviate the scarcity of safe drinking water for displaced residents. The distribution took place directly within refugee camps, targeting basic needs such as drinking water and sanitation.
Mudjahid emphasized that the initiative reflects Baznas' concrete effort to support Palestinians facing limited access to essential resources. He expressed hope that the assistance would ease the burden on families affected by the ongoing crisis.
Why it matters
Providing clean water to Gaza's displaced residents helps meet urgent humanitarian needs amid the ongoing conflict.
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