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COMANDOS PRESENT AT COMMERCE PARADE

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Children of Comandos de Salvamento volunteers from El Salvador were part of the float.
Ambulances and rescuers provided coverage for the Commerce Parade.

More than 150 volunteers from Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador participated in the grand Commerce Parade, where, in addition, the volunteers took part with a float alongside their queen and rescuer Hazzel Elibeth Molina Garay, who was part of the Humanitarian Mission sent by President Nayib Bukele to Venezuela.

Children of volunteers also rode on the allegorical float of Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador, and they have a great love for the yellow color of their uniforms, hoping to become part of the new generation of rescuers.

Comandos de Salvamento assigned more than 150 volunteers to provide coverage for the magnificent parade, which was accompanied by several bakery companies, among others.

In addition, the horse parade could not be missing; it was eagerly awaited by attendees at the Plaza del Divino Salvador del Mundo, which was packed.

Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador announced that, for next August 5, it will also deploy nearly 500 rescuers and 15 ambulances to provide coverage for the procession of the Divino Salvador del Mundo, which leaves the Basílica del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús heading to the Catedral Metropolitana, where the traditional Transfiguration of the Patron Saint of the capital’s residents takes place.

During the procession route, Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador will carry the urn containing the image of the Divino Salvador del Mundo in front of the Hula Hula parking lot in San Salvador, a religious act that has been a privilege for rescuers for several years.

More than 150 rescuers participated in the event.
La tenchis present at the Parade.
Comandos de Salvamento volunteers provided security for the queens of the markets.
They brought joy to the parade.
They gave away bread for people to snack on.
Hazzel Elibeth Molina Garay, queen and rescuer who traveled with the Humanitarian Mission to Venezuela.
Beautiful baton twirlers.
High-school horses were part of the parade.

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