Dr. Andrew Badulak, head of the Doctors of the Americas mission, gives statements to Canal 21 journalists.
Nearly 300 people gathered at the Community House of Lotificación Las Pampitas, in Aguilares, where since early morning more than 30 U.S. doctors and members of Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador provided consultations.
Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador provided logistical support to the Doctors of the Americas team, who treated approximately three hundred patients seeking consultation for various ailments.
Some of them received injections with specialized medications from the U.S. doctors, who used modern equipment to treat women, elderly people, and children.
Personnel from Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador provided the medications indicated by the health professionals, attending to each person who came to the Community House.
The Doctors of the Americas, led by Dr. Andrew Badulak, showed their affection for the Salvadoran people, providing them with a better examination and analysis of their health ailments.
This Sunday, rescuers from Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador will receive training from a Doctors of the Americas team, who will conduct a specialized course on the use of the tourniquet at the central headquarters.
Dr. Mariy Wilby treats a patient.Distribution of medicines.Since early morning, patients sought a place to receive a consultation.Doctors from Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador also supported the event.Approximately 300 people received assistance.Patients received their treatment after being examined.Dr. Daniel Mai providing a consultation.They receive treatments.Young members of Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador preparing medications.On Monday they will travel to Sonsonate.Parents and their children sought consultation.Examinations for children.U.S. doctors treat patients.Children were treated.Doctors of the Americas will continue with three more events.Dr. Margarita Orellana of Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador.They receive medication.Stephanie Badulak distributed clothing and other items.Dr. Julio Orellana of Comandos de Salvamento.Doctors of the Americas provided assistance.Rosa Arrué explains medication to a patient.Women, elderly people, and children were given priority.People receive free medicines
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