Comandos de SalvamentoComandos
de Salvamento

News and reports

MORE THAN 400 EMERGENCIES RESPONDED TO DURING THE HOLIDAY

This post is also available in: Spanish Norwegian Bokmål French Chinese (Simplified) Japanese

German Francisco Montano Cubias, 47, was assisted by Comandos de Salvamento El Congo after suffering a traffic accident at Km. 49 of the Pan-American Highway.

Comandos de Salvamento assigned nearly two thousand young volunteers to assist domestic and foreign tourists during the Holy Week season, which left 5 people dead and 70 traffic accidents.

Among the deceased people assisted by Comandos de Salvamento, there were deaths by drowning, one in a traffic accident, and another by gunshot. In addition, traffic-accident response covered more than half a hundred people injured in road collisions.

Lifeguards from Comandos de Salvamento carried out more than one hundred rescues, both simple and deep-water, at the various beaches and tourist centers where the lifeguards were deployed.

First-aid posts installed in several locations provided assistance to vacationers, providing pre-hospital care in minor cases, while the more serious cases were referred to various healthcare centers.

Comandos de Salvamento, a humanitarian organization, once again says Mission Accomplished to the Salvadoran people.

The Board of Directors thanked each of its volunteer members of Comandos de Salvamento for the effort and dedication they provide during every emergency.

Young rescuers from Comandos de Salvamento of Ilopango assist a motorcyclist who was involved in an accident on Bulevar San Bartolo.
Diego Roberto Iraheta, 22, suffered trauma after crashing his motorcycle on the road from Nejapa to Quezaltepeque.
Cristian Mauricio Hernández Sánchez suffered a dislocation of his left upper limb after a branch fell on his shoulder, an incident that occurred in Comunidad Regalito de Dios in Apopa.
Lifeguards from Comandos de Salvamento and Red Cross rescuers assist a young woman who suffered a knee injury at Playa de San Diego.

Archives

Categories

Topics

Archive photographs

GoFundme

This site is registered on wpml.org as a development site. Switch to a production site key to remove this banner.