Almost two weeks after the earthquakes of June 24, the Venezuelan hospital network is constantly struggling to sustain life in its operating rooms. Dr. Rafael Medina Jiménez Hospital (La Guaira), Dr. José María Vargas Regional General Hospital (Zulia) and Dr. Miguel Pérez Carreño Hospital (Caracas) have become the strategic pillars of this response, operating under extreme pressure due to the high demand for severe trauma interventions and the s…
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1,048 replicas keep the technical supervisory authorities on alert, while the National Executive ordered the creation of a specific military unit for emergency care.
Almost two weeks after the earthquakes of June 24, the Venezuelan hospital network is constantly struggling to sustain life in its operating rooms. Dr. Rafael Medina Jiménez Hospital (La Guaira), Dr. José María Vargas Regional General Hospital (Zulia) and Dr. Miguel Pérez Carreño Hospital (Caracas) have become the strategic pillars of this response, operating under extreme pressure due to the high demand for severe trauma interventions and the s…