El Salvador has expanded its international humanitarian assistance efforts with the deployment of a fully equipped field hospital in Catia La Mar, where the mission sent by President Nayib Bukele is providing medical care to people affected by the earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24.
The field hospital has been established to deliver timely healthcare services in a safe and organized environment, enabling medical teams to treat patients under appropriate conditions while supporting local emergency response efforts.
Salvadoran specialists are offering comprehensive medical attention to adults and children impacted by the disaster, with particular emphasis on pediatric care and the well-being of vulnerable populations. The mission seeks to provide professional treatment while helping families recover from the effects of the earthquakes.
According to officials, the installation and full operation of the field hospital significantly strengthens the humanitarian response by increasing the capacity to deliver essential healthcare directly to affected communities. The facility is equipped to provide continuous medical assistance and improve access to care for those with the greatest needs.
The humanitarian deployment reflects El Salvador’s commitment to international solidarity and disaster relief, demonstrating its ability to mobilize specialized medical personnel and emergency resources beyond its borders. Through this mission, the country continues contributing to regional cooperation by providing life-saving assistance and support to communities facing natural disasters.