Ukraine’s medics get new armored ambulances funded by public donors

National Ambulance Service Receives New Mass-Casualty Response Vehicle

On Monday, the Hungarian Red Cross handed over a specialized logistics vehicle designed for deployment in mass casualty incidents and disasters to the National Ambulance Service (OMSZ). At an event held at the organization’s Budapest headquarters, István Kardos, Director General of the Hungarian Red Cross, recalled that cooperation between the two institutions has a long [] The post National Ambulance Service Receives New Mass-Casualty Response Vehicle appeared first on Hungary Today.

India Closes Field Hospital In Venezuela After Earthquake Relief Mission

According to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), the Army Field Hospital provided timely medical assistance to the people of the country following the disaster.

WATCH: Israel's rescue delegation arrives in Venezuela to aid in earthquake recovery efforts

The delegation comprises 16 rescue personnel, along with other professionals from the Magen - Disaster Emergency Management Company, Israel's Ready for Rescue non-profit, and SmartAID.

Nigeria: Govt Delivers N10bn Medical Intervention to Boost Efficient, Effective Healthcare Services Delivery in Bauchi

[This Day] Bauchi -- Hospital equipment, consumables and critical commodities worth over N10 billion have been donated to Bauchi State by the federal government through the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare as part of efforts to make quality, effective and efficient healthcare delivery services accessible to the people with focus on women, children under five and other vulnerable people.

Ukraine Sets Unified Rules for Foreign Recruits

Ukraine has introduced a new, centralized system to manage foreigners and stateless persons who want to volunteer for its armed forces. The government-approved procedure puts licensed Ukrainian companies in charge of logistics and paperwork, requiring them to meet strict vetting criteria and post a HR.5 million (roughly 112.444) security deposit. Each candidate’s support package is capped at Hr.300,000 (about 6,747), covering travel, insurance, accommodation and food, with volunteers ultimately joining the Defense Forces under the same conditions as Ukrainian troops.