Jamaica is rapidly expanding its network of field hospitals to address healthcare challenges, with a new facility set to open in Falmouth, Trelawny, in the coming days. Health Minister Christopher Tufton announced the development during a press briefing on Thursday, highlighting the collaborative efforts with international partners. The Falmouth field hospital, equipped with comprehensive services including emergency care, surgery, paediatrics, and radiology, is expected to alleviate pressure on local healthcare facilities and extend support to neighboring regions such as St James. Tufton emphasized the contributions of Spain and the European Union, whose medical teams and resources have been instrumental in the initiative. Additionally, the government is planning a third field hospital at Cornwall Regional in St James, in partnership with Barbados. Meanwhile, the Savanna-la-Mar hospital continues to provide emergency services with support from a non-governmental organization, and discussions are underway to establish a standalone field hospital in the White House and Belmont area, which was severely affected by recent crises. Over 50 patients have already received treatment at the existing field hospital in Black River. To manage the influx of donations, the government has sought assistance from the United Nations to ensure efficient aid distribution.