Argentina Sends Humanitarian Aid to Colombia After the Earthquake that Leaves 304 Dead
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This was announced this Tuesday night by the Argentine Foreign Ministry through an official statement.The details in the note.The post The Government of Javier Milei sends aid to Colombia after the earthquake: from troops to food appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
A Hercules C-130 aircraft will transport the necessary equipment and an Embraer RJ-140 will transfer the 32 military personnel that make up the mission. The Government will send humanitarian aid to Colombia after the 7.4 magnitude earthquake that suffered on Monday, August 10, which will consist of a contingent of the Armed Forces composed of 32 troops and means of the Argentine Army. It will be the only military contingent that our country will…
The contingent is composed of "32 troops, has a water purification plant, a field kitchen, cold chain equipment, radio and satellite communications," the Argentine Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
A Hercules aircraft will transport the necessary equipment and an Embraer will transfer the military members of the mission
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