A Stronghold crew treated and transported a 4-year old girl injured by a Burma Army airstrike on her village.
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In March, the Stronghold ambulance crews staffed a casualty collection point (CCP), treating over 50 patients from the frontline.
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Stronghold’s ambulance manager, Gay Wah, recovers after being injured by a Burma Army airstrike.
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In February, Stronghold ambulances carried more than 130 patients, many with conflict-related injuries.
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A Stronghold Rescue Team operating inside Burma was hit multiple times by Burma Army airstrikes. Stronghold’s ambulance manager was wounded.
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In January, patients continued to come in with injuries from the conflict, particularly landmine and mortar injuries.
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In December, the patient ambulance toll shot up as fighting renewed on Burma’s frontlines. Nearly 60% of patients this month came with injuries from the conflict.
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In November Stronghold’s team trained over 600 people in emergency medical care and built an ambulance for local kibbutzes to use.
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In November Stronghold’s ambulances carried over a dozen critical patients, including patients with snakebite, appendicitis, and landmine injuries.
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Stronghold’s local team provides aid, training, and medical transportation to patients from the Karen resistance.
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The Stronghold team carries wounded soldiers from the frontline to remote clinics where they can safely receive medical care.
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The Stronghold team pre-positions aid so Karen villagers are not left starving in the jungle after the Burma Army pillages and destroys their homes.
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Stronghold’s ambulance boat plays a life-saving role carrying a wounded soldier across a lake.
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Stronghold works side-by-side with local villagers to keep ambulances moving after they sink in the mud from heavy Burma rains.
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