LIFEGUARDS HAVE SAVED 69 PEOPLE ON THE BEACHES

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Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador has recorded among its statistics the rescue of 69 people who have come close to losing their lives in the waters of the beaches along the Pacific Coast.

The rescues, both simple and difficult, involved the lifeguard corps of Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador, which has provided its services since last Sunday the 2nd and will conclude its work this Easter Sunday.

The rescuers stationed at the different beaches have participated in the search for and location of missing minors who, after several hours, were handed over to their respective parents.

Likewise, they have provided pre-hospital care to tourists who have suffered incidents such as lacerations, injuries from glass left in the sand, trauma during soccer games, among other emergencies recorded during the vacation season.

Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador deployed nearly one thousand rescuers from its 30 sections throughout the country, as well as ambulances and rescue units in strategic areas.

Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador calls on the general public to respect speed limits and traffic signs, and not to consume alcoholic beverages, thereby avoiding traffic accidents during the final days of the vacation period.