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COMANDOS TRAINS FIRST RESPONDERS

Mauricio Martinez

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First responders from Comandos de Salvamento undergo training.

More than 40 young volunteers underwent the Basic Level Pre-Hospital Care assistance course as part of the preparation for first responders seeking to gain greater knowledge in the health field and thus provide better service to the public.

Volunteers from the various Comandos de Salvamento branches underwent the training with the aim of acquiring greater knowledge in caring for victims of emergencies handled daily.

Through this, Comandos de Salvamento seeks to improve the quality of its first responders, thanks to financing from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), which in recent years has provided the resources necessary for training in this field to first-response institutions.

More than 40 young volunteers took the test.
Practicing patient care.
The effort was worthwhile for the first responders who gained more knowledge.

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