Germany-based International Help Organization Pro Orphans and the Netherland-based IHO-EBRAR aid teams who set out from Germany to help the camp at Dadaab, the world's largest refugee camp, sacrificed their animals after Eid prayer was performed with the refugees.

Tough living conditions in Dadaab

Following the help they have given to Africa, the officials explained that they sacrificed animals at the Dadaab camp and distribute them to the refugees.

Assistance teams who have stated that orphans and refugees living in Dadaab are struggling to survive under very heavy living conditions say they have experienced the happiness of reaching orphans and refugees after the difficult road conditions.

International Help Organization Pro Orphans and IHO-Ebrar, thanking philanthropists for their donations to the Dadaab camp in the Horn of Africa, have said they will intensify their efforts to further their aid efforts for Dadaab.

Expressing that they will continue to work on aid during the Eid al-Adha in Kenya, the International Help Organization Pro Orphans and IHO-Ebrar volunteers expressed their desire to reach tens of thousands of refugees and orphans within the framework of donations and opportunities of philanthropists.

One of the world's largest refugee camps, Dadaab is 488 km away from Kenya's capital, Nairobi, and 100 km from the Somali border. (Hamza Korkut - ILKHA)