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Red Crescent responds to 30,000 suffocation cases
Approximately 30,000 people experienced cases of suffocation and respiratory problems last year across 11 regions in the kingdom, prompting extensive interventions by the Saudi Red Crescent teams. Medina recorded the highest percentage of suffocation cases at 23%, while the Eastern Province led in reports of respiratory issues, accounting for 24%. The causes of these cases vary, including airway obstructions, allergies, asthma, inhalation of smoke, and respiratory diseases. The Red Crescent is actively engaged in urgent on-the-ground efforts to protect those affected and to transport them to hospitals.
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