Franklin Graham, the president of Samaritan's Purse, visited a field hospital the organization operates in Venezuela. The hospital is treating survivors of a recent earthquake that struck the country. Doctors at the facility are performing orthopedic surgeries and offering prayers to patients.
Samaritan's Purse is a Christian humanitarian aid group. It provides medical care and spiritual support in disaster zones. The field hospital in Venezuela is one of its recent projects.
Graham toured the hospital and spoke with medical staff and patients. The team reported that many survivors needed surgery for broken bones and other injuries. Along with medical treatment, staff prayed with patients and their families.
The visit highlights the ongoing relief efforts in Venezuela, which has faced multiple challenges, including earthquakes and economic hardship. Samaritan's Purse has been active in the region, offering emergency medical services.
Graham expressed gratitude for the work of the medical team. He said the combination of skilled surgery and prayer provides hope to those affected by the disaster.
The hospital continues to treat new patients. Samaritan's Purse plans to remain in Venezuela as long as needed.
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