The latest figures for Spanish victims provided last Thursday by Foreign Affairs were 27 dead, 137 missing and 11 located under the rubble, so the data assumes that two other Spaniards have died in the earthquakes.
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Likewise, he points out that the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID) has deployed the field hospital that was sent this Wednesday to help “the brotherly Venezuelan people.”
“The AECID with Venezuela,” Albares wrote regarding the deployment of this new Spanish aid, which consists of more than 50 volunteers from Spanish cooperation who flew to Venezuela on Wednesday to install the field hospital.
The AECID receives patients in less than 36 hours to support care
In the same social network, the Spanish Agency for International Cooperation and Development reports on the deployment of the Emergency Assistance and Response Technical Team (START), a medical group ready to deploy in less than 72 hours in order to assist in disasters and humanitarian crises, and adds that the objective is to receive patients in less than 36 hours to support primary emergency care, psychological care and surgical procedures or deliveries.
Since the catastrophe occurred, Foreign Affairs insists that all consular emergency lines, which can be consulted on the social networks of the Ministry and the Embassy in Caracas, are open and Spaniards in Venezuela are asked to use them.
