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Shiite leader Muqtada al-Sadr urged the new Iraqi government to convert armed factions into a humanitarian formation named 'Soldiers of Religious Rites,' linked to the Hajj and Umrah Authority. He emphasized that those who reject this formation will be considered outside the law.
The Dubai government has announced a financial allocation of <strong>2.3 billion dirhams</strong> for humanitarian relief initiatives, reflecting its commitment to assist those in need worldwide. This decision comes amid a rise in humanitarian crises that require international cooperation.
A powerful earthquake measuring <strong>5.8</strong> struck Afghanistan on Friday evening, resulting in the deaths of <strong>12 individuals</strong>, including eight members of a family who had recently returned from Iran. The quake occurred in the northeastern Badakhshan region at <strong>8:42 PM</strong> local time.
Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, has been awarded the title of 'Best International Figure' in humanitarian relief. This recognition comes amid increasing humanitarian needs in conflict and disaster areas worldwide.
Volunteer teams in Malaysia are facing significant challenges in delivering aid to remote communities due to rising diesel prices, leaving vulnerable villages without essential supplies. Diesel prices have sharply increased from 3 ringgit to 6.02 ringgit per liter, making humanitarian operations unsustainable.
The Al-Ja'dah Health Center offered services to <strong>6,414</strong> beneficiaries in February, supported by the King Salman Relief Center. This initiative reflects Saudi Arabia's commitment to providing healthcare to those in need.