The Indian Army, under Operation Amistad, rescued a 79-year-old woman from rubble in Venezuela nearly a week after twin earthquakes. She received urgent medical care at a field hospital set up by India in Caracas.
India has sent a 41-member medical team to Venezuela to aid earthquake victims. This mission, involving the 60 Parachute Field Ambulance, highlights India's ongoing commitment to international humanitarian relief efforts.
India honored fallen soldiers, sent aid to Venezuela post-earthquake, Muslims observed Ashura, and a food policy change in West Bengal sparked controversy. A protest group alleged BJP workers attacked reporters.
India launched "Operation Amistad" sending two IAF C-17 aircraft with a field hospital and over 35 tons of relief supplies to Venezuela following devastating earthquakes. The operation includes a 41-member Indian Army medical team and BHISHM Cubes, as the death toll in Venezuela rises to 235.
Former US health officials and experts are urging the Trump administration to abandon plans for an Ebola quarantine and treatment center in Kenya for Americans, citing ethical and clinical concerns. The union for CDC workers also criticized the move as a departure from past practices. Critics argue the US has adequate facilities at home and that international collaboration is key.
