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As the storm, also known as a mjanmar, struggles after a catastrophic earthquake, Reverend Franklin GrahamThe president of the Samaritan purse, praised the fast cooperation of the Burman government and shared his confidence in the generous answer of the US under President Donald J. Trump.
“America has always been generous,” Graham told Fox News Digital.
“President Trump is not against help. He supports help, but he does not support the waste,” Graham continued. “And that happened in some of these cases in the past – our government has lost too much money. But I think the president will be very generous.”
Graham also referred to the president’s personal trials. “I believe God has saved his life,” he said, referring to the attempt to assassination on Butler, so, “And the President believes – he says. So, we have to pray for him. Many people who would like to see him coming to him. So we just have to pray for the constant protection of God and surrender President Trump. “
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Samaritan’s handbag has already started surgery at Naypyidawa, the Burma capital, which lies between Yangon and Mandalaya and among the areas to which it is the most affected. The organization operates from the football stadium provided by the Burmese government, which also approved complete cooperation, including visas and access to the facility.
Graham reported that Samaritan’s purse initially arranged 60 beds and two operational theaters. The government contributed to additional 24 beds through medical containers, known as Connexes, including one operating room. “So it was 84 beds and three operational theaters,” Graham explained. “The rest of the hospital arrives tomorrow … We should be a fully operational day after tomorrow.”
Samaritan medical hand expert prepares for surgery at the Emergency Room Hospital in Burma. The field hospital includes multiple operational theaters and provides critical care after a deadly earthquake of magnitude 7.7. (The kindness of the Samaritan handbag)
According to an official organization’s statement, the Samaritan pouch establishes a Emergency Hospital Full of Hospital Equipped with an emergency service, a laboratory, a pharmacy, a unit for critical care and two permanent operating rooms. Almost 100 earthquake casualties were already waiting for surgery when the team arrived.
Graham emphasized the urgency: “The speed is critical after a deadly earthquake like the one who was rocking myjanmar,” he said. “We praise God that we are already able to provide surgery even while we are still building a hospital in the whole ground.”
One of the first treated patients was a woman to protect her son during the collapse of the building. “She covered her son’s body body to protect him,” Graham divided. “She had problems with her spine. They had to act on her, and she recovered – she’s doing well.”
With more 3,500 confirmed deaths And thousands of injured or missing, humanitarian need is immense. “People are lined up to get in, there is simply no help there,” Graham said. “This is a very bad, very desperate part of the world … It will take them years to be built. If I can upgrade, I don’t know.”
The Samaritan purse has sent more than 104 tons of critical stocks, including six water filtration systems, hygiene sets, emergency material and solar lights, on the 747-Kargo aircraft from Greenville, South Carolina. Currently, they have more than 80 members of the country’s disaster team, and more soon.
The survivors of the earthquake receive treatment on a temporary medical unit set by the Samaritan pouch inside the stadium provided by the Burmese government. The help organization arranged a complete emergency hospital after an earthquake on March 28. (The kindness of the Samaritan handbag)
The capacity of the organization’s logistics played a vital role. “We keep it all in the warehouse,” Graham said. “We have warehouses here in North Carolina … so it’s just a matter of loading boxes on the plane and go.” He noted that the hospital would have to continue regularly: “For about every 10 days we will have a plane leaving Greensboro for Mjanmar.”
Temperatures in the region greater than 110 ° F with high humidity. The team lives in tents and works in strict conditions. “We provide our own accommodation. We have our own water, we have electricity, we are self -sufficient, but that is a difficult task,” Graham said.
Still, the team remains dedicated. “They hold the clinics during the day, act during the night … But our team is motivated. They are excited about the possibility of serving people from Mjanmar and doing so in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ.”
Samaritan handbag staff and local volunteers unload ambulance supplies from a truck in Burma. The organization has transferred more than 104 tons of assistance to support the victims of the Magnitude 7.7 earthquake, including medical equipment, water filtration systems and hygiene sets. (The kindness of the Samaritan handbag)
The Samaritan purse had previously worked in Burma, responding to Cyclone Nargis in 2008 and holding a village office from 2017 to 2022.
“We need prayer, number one,” Graham said. “And of course, we always need financial aid. This is a very long way from home.”
“We want every patient to know that God loves them, and they are not alone. Please pray for everyone affected and for our team for a response to the disaster while serving those who hurt in Jesus’ name,” Graham added.
It’s a Samaritan handbag Christian humanitarian organization They were led by Rev. Franklin Graham, based in Boone in North Carolina. Known for its fast response to disasters, it provides emergency medical care, shelter, clean water and critical stock in crisis zones around the world.
It operates in over 100 countries, the organization brings physical relief and spiritual hope, serving those who need in the name of Jesus Christ.
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