Doctors Without Borders Has Attended More than 2,200 People Following Earthquakes in Venezuela
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(EFE).- The organization Médecins Sin Frontera (MSF) recently reported that the deployment of its mobile clinics in Caracas and the state of La Guaira has served 2,217 people in medical consultations following the earthquakes recorded in the country on June 24. Through its official channels, the organization recalled that the double [...] The Médecins Sin Fronteras entrance has attended more than 2,200 people after the earthquakes was first publ…
The humanitarian organization Médecins Sans Fronteras (MSF) reported that it has provided medical care to 2,217 people since the deployment of its mobile clinics in Caracas and La Guaira state, as part of the response to the earthquakes recorded in Venezuela on June 24. Through its official channels, MSF warned that the emergency caused by the dual earthquake has evolved into a protracted humanitarian crisis, marked by massive displacement of pe…
Doctors Without Borders attended more than 2,200 people after the earthquakes in Venezuela with mobile clinics and mental health support. The entry Doctors Without Borders has attended more than 2,200 people after the earthquakes in Venezuela #28Jul was first published in El Impulso.
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