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MORE THAN 900 ACCIDENTS IN JULY

During the past weekend Comandos de Salvamento assisted a person trapped in a traffic accident. Comandos de Salvamento, a first-response organization, has increased its services in recent days due to the rising number of traffic…

TOUGH TASK TO RECOVER BODY IN APOPA

  Members of the Rescue Unit of Comandos de Salvamento battled for four hours to recover the body of a man who died on Tuesday afternoon at Cerro El Sartén, in Cantón Joya Grande, within…

VICE MINISTER OF JUSTICE RECOGNIZES RESCUERS’ WORK

Vice Minister of Justice Osiris Luna recognized the efforts of 15 young Comandos de Salvamento volunteers who participated in the rescue and recovery efforts of the seven people who died buried at kilometer eight of…

MISSION ACCOMPLISHED, BUT WITH PAIN

  Rescuers from Comandos de Salvamento, Cruz Verde, Bomberos, Cruz Roja, the Army, Protección Civil and others successfully completed the recovery of the seven people who were buried in Santo Tomás early last Wednesday morning.…

OSO SURVIVES SANTO TOMÁS LANDSLIDE

After two days of arduous work searching for the seven people buried beneath the earth near kilometer eight of the old road to Santo Tomás, a glimmer of hope emerged, as one of the pets…

RACE AGAINST TIME TO RESCUE PEOPLE

  Since 4 a.m., rescuers from various relief agencies, the army, firefighters, police officers, and the MOP have been racing against time to rescue seven people who were buried by a landslide that crushed the…

SHELTERS HAVE ALREADY BEEN ESTABLISHED IN ILOPANGO

More than 100 people have been taken to the shelters established by the Municipal Protección Civil Commission of Ilopango. Comandos de Salvamento of the Ilopango branch is assisting them during their stay and providing pre-hospital…

Comandos de Salvamento ON RED ALERT

Comandos de Salvamento has activated its personnel as Tropical Storm Amanda passes through, having already caused the deaths of more than 10 people during the first hours of rain across the national territory. Since Saturday,…

YOU LEFT WITH YOUR BOOTS ON, CHARLIE DE LEÓN

Carlos De León, better known as Charlie, left this world at the age of 55, nearly 40 of which he dedicated to providing humanitarian service to the Salvadoran population during its most difficult moments. Charlie…

ACCIDENTS CONTINUE DESPITE QUARANTINE

Traffic accidents continue day after day, leaving tragic results; despite there being less vehicle traffic, collisions are reported daily. Comandos de Salvamento, a first-response organization, responded this morning on Calle Antigua Agua Caliente to a…

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