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MORE THAN 6,000 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS IN THE FIRST MONTHS

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Comandos de Salvamento continues providing emergency services despite a budget reduction, an activity it carries out 24 hours a day, assisting victims of traffic accidents, which are increasing day by day.

Statistics show that more than 6,500 traffic accidents have caused the deaths of more than 40 people, some of whom had to be rescued by emergency responders using hydraulic equipment before being handed over to Legal Medicine authorities.

Comandos de Salvamento and its Specialized Vehicle Rescue Unit are among the first institutions to respond to traffic accidents, as they have one of the best vehicle extrication equipment systems, which was recently repaired by specialized personnel who arrived from Costa Rica.

The traffic accidents, which exceed 6,000, have left more than 3,000 people injured, who have had to be admitted to different healthcare centers throughout the country.

Victims of traffic accidents are transported to healthcare centers.
Pre-hospital care is essential from Comandos de Salvamento.
Through April, the number of traffic accidents has left more than 3,000 people injured.
The number of fatalities caused by traffic accidents exceeds 400.
Comandos de Salvamento responds to emergencies 24 hours a day.
Comandos de Salvamento rescuers are the first to arrive at traffic accidents.
More than 6,500 traffic accidents have been recorded through April.

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