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India sends 41-member medical team, 66 tonnes of aid to quake-hit Venezuela

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India launched 'Operation Amistad' to provide emergency assistance to Venezuela following a devastating earthquake. A 41-member medical team was rapidly deployed aboard two C-17 aircraft carrying 66 tonnes of humanitarian aid. The team is equipped with advanced medical equipment, including BHISHM cubes, to deliver emergency and surgical care on the ground. The mission has drawn praise from Prime Minister Modi and expressions of gratitude from Venezuelan earthquake survivors. The operation underscores the Indian armed forces' growing capacity for international disaster relief.

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