INTERNATIONAL INSTRUCTORS TO ATTEND COMANDOS CAMP

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Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador will hold its First National Camp this Friday, June 26, where nearly 300 young volunteers will have the opportunity to take part in the training that will be provided by instructors from the World Fire Academy of New York, United States.

The contingent of international instructors is led by Lieutenant General Juan Gutiérrez, who also directs the World Fire Academy in New York, joined by other personnel arriving in the country to share their knowledge in different areas of rescue and pre-hospital operations.

The volunteers of Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador will spend a weekend at a training center in Apastepeque, where they will receive all the training provided by the international instructors.

Among the instructors accompanying Lieutenant General Juan Gutiérrez is Jhonatan Killamin Peralta Peña, an institutional leader with experience in academic administration, emergency management, firefighting doctrine, international training, crisis management, and organizational development. He specializes in training operational personnel and implementing strategies for responding to disasters and natural phenomena.

Also arriving is Marcos Evangelista Méndez Baez, who has extensive experience in applying national and international Occupational Safety and Health standards.

They are also accompanied by Lieutenant Colonel Kenluis Kenton Payano, a medical emergencies technician and communicator.

The arrival of other instructors in the areas of disaster response, search, and rescue is also expected. They will share their knowledge with the more than three hundred emergency responders, rescuers, and medical emergencies technicians from Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador, who will gather at the national camp taking place this Friday, June 26, Saturday, June 27, and Sunday, June 28, in Apastepeque, San Vicente.