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MISSION ACCOMPLISHED IN RESCUE OPERATION #SALVATUVIDA

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Comandos de Salvamento rescuers from Antiguo Cuscatlán respond to traffic accident.
Volunteers from Comandos de Salvamento in Apopa responded to dozens of emergencies.

The Board of Directors and executive management of Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador extend their very special thanks to each of their volunteers, who for a week dedicated part of their time to saving the lives of thousands of Salvadorans who flocked to beaches, tourist centers, and the various religious events.

During the Semana Santa vacation season, Salvadorans visit places with their families for recreation and family gatherings. Meanwhile, thousands of young people prepare their clothing and equipment to provide security to vacationers; they are Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador.

Since last Palm Sunday, volunteers have been stationed at first-aid posts, lifeguards on the beaches, and vehicle-rescue teams at strategic points to respond to traffic accidents and any emergency.

Despite the intense heat, the volunteers of Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador were always present at the various religious and Christian activities typical of the season. They also responded to emergencies involving people who were victims of traffic accidents and common illnesses.

To these young people, the Board of Directors and executive management of Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador wish to express their immense gratitude, because they are the fundamental foundation that made the Rescue Operation @alertacomandos #SalvaTuVida a success, once again saying: mission accomplished, Salvadoran people.

Since last Wednesday, rescuers from Comandos de Salvamento, Protección Civil, PNC, and other entities have been searching for a man missing on Chinchontepec volcano.
Comandos de Salvamento’s diving team provided service at Joya Grande on Lake Ilopango.
A first-aid post was set up at Lake Ilopango.
Nejapa’s recreational center was monitored by Comandos de Salvamento brigade members.
Lifeguards from Comandos de Salvamento and other entities saved many lives.
Volunteers at the first-aid post at Toma de Quezaltepeque.
Comandos de Salvamento team stationed on the Pan-American Highway at the height of San Martín.
Comandos de Salvamento of Santa Ana provided assistance.
Comandos de Salvamento rescuers from Sensuntepeque participated in liturgical events.
Hundreds of emergencies were handled by Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador during the Semana Santa vacation.

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