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COMANDOS PROVIDES ASSISTANCE AT CEMETERIES

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Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador assists several people who suffered health problems at cemeteries.

Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador assisted at various municipal and private cemeteries with the aim of attending to the population that went to place flowers on the graves of their loved ones who passed away, leaving a void within their families.

From the early morning hours, Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador deployed its volunteers and ambulances to assist people who suffered sunstroke or various injuries from falls at the cemeteries.

One of the cases attended to at the Ciudad Arce cemetery was that of Mrs. Blanca Elia Morán Vda. de Oliva, 76, who fell and suffered lacerations on various parts of her body.

Meanwhile, at the Zacatecoluca Delegation, personnel transported Flor de María Alfaro, 54, who, after falling from her own height, appeared to have a fracture in her right upper limb, and was therefore admitted to Hospital Santa Teresa.

Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador activated its 32 sections to attend to cases of sunstroke and common illnesses, which were treated on an outpatient basis by personnel specialized in the healthcare field at the country’s various cemeteries, as part of the observance of Día de Los Santos Difuntos.

Blanca Elia Morán Vda. de Oliva, 76, is assisted by Comandos de Salvamento rescuers from Ciudad Arce.
In San Martín, Comandos de Salvamento arrived at the municipal cemetery from the early morning hours.
Volunteers from Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador patrol the Sonsonate cemetery.
Flor de María Alfaro was taken to Hospital Santa Teresa in Zacatecoluca.
Comandos de Salvamento rescuers from Zacatecoluca assist a woman with health problems.

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