Beautiful Albert Camus baton twirlers accompanied the parade.
With a festive parade accompanied by the Albert Camus educational center’s peace band, as well as the Sacacoyo district band and the artistic gymnastics group from the National Institute of Santa Ana, Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador traveled along several arteries of the Salvadoran capital announcing their 65th founding anniversary.
Rescuers from the 32 Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador chapters arrived at Calle Rubén Darío to begin the colorful parade alongside their floats, where the chapter queens tossed candy to passersby who applauded the work these hundreds of young people carry out during emergencies, being the first to arrive.
Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador is a nonprofit organization that responds to emergencies 24 hours a day, in traffic accidents and where dangers caused by nature exist, such as hurricanes, storms, and landslides.
It also provides assistance to people with any type of illness, who are attended to by the 32 chapters.
During the ceremony, members of the World Firefighters Academy of New York handed over the keys to a Type A ambulance, which will now be available to the Salvadoran people, thanks to contributions from firefighters and Norwegian Popular Aid APN.
Albert Camus dance group.Young rescuers carry banners.Beautiful Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador queens.Volunteers’ children show their admiration for their parents.Fernanda, one of the girls who participated in the 65th Comandos de Salvamento anniversary parade.Youth from educational centers.Band from the Sacacoyo District supported the activity.The Nejapa fireballs were not absent.Carlos Mateo, representative of the Embassy of the Dominican Republic (in white), alongside members of the World Firefighters Academy of New York.Volunteers from Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador.A minor was assigned to lead the Comandos de Salvamento prayer at the beginning of the ceremony.Roberto Cruz, Executive Director of Comandos, addresses the attendees.Continental General Juan Gutiérrez, of the World Firefighters Academy of New York, hands the ambulance keys to Rubia Palacios de Clímaco, president of Comandos de Salvamento.Singer who impersonates Gilberto Santarosa entertained the attendees.65th Anniversary of Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador.Lic. Ivette Majano, of ATRARE, states that she will continue supporting the commendable work of Comandos de Salvamento.
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