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As a Burma also known as Myanmar, fights after a catastrophic earthquake, Reverend Franklin GrahamThe President of the wallet Samaritan praised the rapid cooperation of the Burmese government and shared confidence in the generous response in the United States under President Donald J. Trump.
“America has always been generous,” said Graham Digital Fox News.
“President Trump is not against help. He supports help but does not support the waste,” Graham continued. “And here’s what happened in some of these cases in the past – our government wasted too much money. But I think the president will be very generous.”
Graham also reflected on the president’s personal trials. “I believe that God has saved His life,” he said, referring to the attempted murder of Butler, Pennsylvania. “And the president thinks – he says about it. So we need to pray for him. There are a lot of people who would like to see how harm comes to him. So we just need to pray for the long defense of God and give further President Trump“
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Samaritan’s wallet has already started surgery in the Burma capital, which is between Jangon and Mandala, which is most affected. The organization works from a football stadium provided by the Burmese government, which also provided full cooperation, including visa approval and access to facilities.
Graham reported that Samaritan’s wallet initially opened 60 beds and two operating theaters. The government has made an additional 24 beds through medical container blocks known as Connexes, including one operating room. “So, it was 84 beds and three operating theaters,” Graham explained. “The rest of the hospital comes tomorrow … We must work completely after tomorrow.”
A medical specialist in a wallet Samaria is preparing for surgery at an emergency field hospital in Burma. The field hospital includes several operating theaters and provides critical assistance after the deadly earthquake at 7.7. (Kindly with a purse of Samaritan)
According to the official press, the Samaritan’s wallet creates A full -scale emergency field hospital Equipped in intensive care, laboratories, pharmacy, critical care units and two permanent operating rooms. Almost 100 earthquake victims were already waiting for operations when the team arrived.
Graham emphasized the urgency: “The speed is crucial after the deadly earthquake, as the one that rocked Myanmar,” he said. “We praise God that we can already provide an operation, even if we are still building a full field hospital.”
One of the first treated patients was a woman who closed her son during the collapse of the building. “She covered her son’s body with her body to protect him,” Graham shared. “She had problems with her spine. They had to work on it, and she recovered – she’s all right.”
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With more 3500 confirmed deaths And thousands of more injured or missing, the humanitarian need is huge. “People lined up to enter, there is just no help,” Graham said. “This is a very poor, very desperate part of the world … Years will be needed. If they can build, I don’t know.”
Samaritan’s wallet sent more than 104 tonnes of critical supplies, including six water filtration systems, hygienic sets, emergency shelter materials and solar lights, on board the 747th Cargo, South Carolina. Currently, they have more than 80 members of the disaster response group in the country, and will soon come.
Survivorous earthquakes receive treatment in a temporary medical unit created by a Samaritan wallet at the stadium provided by the Burmese government. The assistance organization has launched a full -scale emergency field hospital after an earthquake on March 28. (Kindly with a purse of Samaritan)
The logistics potential of the organization played a vital role. “We keep it all available,” Graham said. “We have warehouses here in North Carolina … So it’s just a matter of booting the plane and it goes.” He noted that the hospital will need to be restored regularly: “We will have a plane that leaves Grinsbore for Myanmar every 10 days.”
The temperature in the region exceeds 110 ° F with high humidity. The team lives in tents and works in tough conditions. “We provide our own housing. We have our own water, we have electricity, we are self-sufficient, but this is a difficult task,” Graham said.
However, the team remains devoted. “They spend clinics throughout the day, act at night … But our team is motivated. They are excited to serve the people of Myanmar and do so in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ.”
Walking staff and local Volunteers Samaritan unload the supplies for emergency trucks in Burma. The organization exceeded more than 104 tons of assistance to support the victims of the 7.7 magnitude earthquake, including medical equipment, water filtration systems and hygienic kits. (Kindly with a purse of Samaritan)
Samaritan’s wallet worked in Burma earlier, responding to Cyclone Nargis in 2008 and supporting the office from 2017 to 2022.
“We need a prayer, number one,” Graham said. “And of course, we always need financial assistance. It’s a very long way from home.”
“We want every patient to know that God loves them, and they are not alone. Please pray for all the victims and our team to respond to natural disasters when they serve those who hurt in the name of Jesus,” Graham added.
Samaritan’s wallet – this Christian Humanitarian Organization Under the guidance of Franklin Graham based in Bune, North Carolina. Known for a rapid reaction to the catastrophe, it provides rapid medical care, shelter, clean water and critical supplies in the areas of crises worldwide.
Working in more than 100 countries, the organization brings physical assistance and spiritual hope, serving those who need the name of Jesus Christ.
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