Indian Medical Team Sets Up Field Clinics for Disaster-Stricken Venezuela

Caracas, July 6 – In a coordinated effort to assist Venezuela’s quake‑affected population, a contingent of Indian army doctors and paramedics has established a series of field clinics across the capital and surrounding towns. Operating under Operation Amistad, the team provides comprehensive health services that include emergency trauma care, maternal health checks, and mental‑health counseling.

The clinics are equipped with portable diagnostic tools, allowing quick assessment of injuries and illnesses common after seismic events, such as crush injuries and water‑borne infections. By partnering with Venezuelan health authorities, the Indian squad ensures that treatment protocols align with local guidelines, fostering trust and cooperation. The presence of the field hospital not only saves lives but also serves as a beacon of hope for families rebuilding after the disaster.