India Dispatches Aid to Earthquake-Hit Venezuela in 'Operation Amistad'
India has launched 'Operation Amistad,' dispatching two C17 aircraft with relief and medical aid to earthquake-stricken Venezuela.
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Op Amistad: India deploys two C17s to quake-hit Venezuela with medical supplies, aid
India has launched 'Operation Amistad' to aid earthquake-stricken Venezuela, dispatching two Indian Air Force (IAF) C-17 aircraft. These planes carry a 41-member Army field hospital unit and over 35 tonnes of vital relief supplies, including medicines and advanced medical equipment like BHISHM Cubes. This humanitarian mission underscores India's commitment to supporting Venezuela during its challenging post-earthquake recovery efforts.
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The death count in Venezuela following the deadly double earthquakes has risen to 235, while 4,300 people have been injured.
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