also provided medical treatment for 11,782 people, including: 7,000 who received care from mobile medical teams airlifted by helicopter to their isolated communities. 2,637 who received care at the DART clinic in Gahri Dupatta. 2,145 who were immunized against a variety of contagious diseases. The value of the operation, as well as its cost-effectiveness, was criticized for its excessive emphasis on technological solutions rather than on broader local primary-care needs - a type of criticism that Canada's emergency response has received as early as its relief operations in 1985 following the Mexico City earthquake and more specifically in regards to the belated deployment of DART in 2004 to the Asia-Pacific tsunami disaster (see Operation Structure (Sri Lanka), 2004). It is suggested that rapidly deploying human resources in order for health to reach victims in the shortest possible time would have been the most efficient and most cost-effective form of response. Operation Hestia (Haiti), 2010 DART deployed to Haiti to assist in the recovery effort after a massive earthquake hit the country in January 2010. While there, they worked in tandem with 12,000 US MINUSTAH and 2,000 Canadian troops, mainly from 5 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group). Following an initial assessment and relief work near Port-au-Prince, the DART team began to concentrate their efforts on the area surrounding Jacmel on January 18, 2010. Operation Renaissance 13-01 (Philippines) 2013 On November 11, 2013, DART sent 43 members to assist in the relief effort to the Philippines to assist in the relief effort after Typhoon Haiyan and 54 more members are on the way. Deployment of the DART was completed on December 18. DART capabilities included engineering road clearance, medical assistance through Medical Mobile teams (MMT) and water purification. Operations are concentrated on Panay Island. Operation Renaissance 15-1 (Nepal) 2015 On April 26, 2015, DART deployed 200 personnel to assist with the engineering, medical aid and mapping in Nepal after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck. See also Disaster Assistance and Rescue Team, an elite team within the Singapore Civil Defence Force Canadian Forces Search and Rescue, domestic SAR Heavy Urban Search and Rescue, a SAR team consisting of members of Toronto Fire Services, Toronto EMS and Toronto Police Service Canadian Medical Assistance Team , a grassroots humanitarian relief organization, consisting of physicians, surgeons, nurse practitioners, nurses and paramedics from across Canada. Notes References https://web.archive.org/web/20040704112001/http://www.thememoryproject.com/peace_cforces_dart.cfm https://web.archive.org/web/20050117092435/http://www.forces.gc.ca/site/Newsroom/view_news_e.asp?id=301 Canadian Armed Forces 1996 establishments in Ontario Military units