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Operation Amistad: Indian Army field hospital begins 24×7 free medical services in earthquake-hit Venezuela

India’s Operation Amistad is actively providing crucial aid to earthquake-stricken Venezuela. A fully operational Indian Army field hospital, deployed at the La Rinconada Racetrack in Caracas, is offering free, 24-hour medical services. This initiative, involving two C-17 Globemaster aircraft transporting 66 tonnes of relief material, underscores India’s commitment to supporting Venezuela during this devastating period.

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