India has intensified its humanitarian outreach in earthquake-hit Venezuela under Operation Amistad, expanding relief efforts with a focus on providing medical assistance and emergency support to those affected by the disaster.  The Embassy of India in Caracas, Venezuela, shared an update on social media, saying Operation Amistad has intensified efforts for disaster relief in Venezuela with a healing touch to those affected by the earthquake. 

 

Earlier, Indian Army contingent deployed in Venezuela under Operation Amistad established a field hospital to provide urgent medical assistance to people impacted by the devastating earthquake. In a post on X, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, under Operation Amistad in Venezuela, Army Field Hospital is giving a caring hand to those impacted by the earthquake.

 

On June 28, India dispatched urgent humanitarian assistance to earthquake-hit Venezuela as part of its disaster relief response following a series of powerful earthquakes that caused widespread devastation in the South American nation.