COMANDOS RESCUERS WILL CONTINUE IN VENEZUELA

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Five members of Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador, who are part of the second contingent of the Humanitarian Mission sent by President Nayib Bukele to Venezuela, will continue providing support at the Mobile Hospital.

The members of Comandos de Salvamento are providing guidance and assistance to patients seeking care at the Mobile Hospital sent by President Nayib Bukele to the South American nation following the double earthquake that destroyed several buildings, where the recovery of bodies is still pending.

Other volunteers are in the logistics area, where they are able to provide and distribute food, as well as medicines sent by the Salvadoran government in response to the difficult situation facing Venezuelans.

Comandos de Salvamento, a humanitarian organization, has been present since its founding at various events that have caused pain and mourning, not only in our country but also while providing assistance beyond our national borders.

In the earthquake in Guatemala, the earthquake in Ecuador, in Haiti, and now in Venezuela.

Nearly one month after the fateful double earthquake in Venezuela, rescuers have managed to pull at least three people out alive in recent hours, a true miracle.

The Board of Directors and executive leadership of Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador thank the governments in office for their confidence in considering the courage and knowledge of the members of our institution.