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WATER RESCUE DRILL PRIOR TO HOLY WEEK

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In a drill to measure response capacity in cases of water rescues, Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador conducted various deep-sea rescue exercises. The drill also included the participation of the Policía Nacional Civil, with a jet ski and a boat to assist victims of a boat capsizing at Playa de la Costa del Sol.

The young rescuers and lifeguards once again demonstrated that they have the necessary techniques to effectively carry out rescue and pre-hospital care operations needed to provide assistance to domestic and foreign tourists who visit the country’s various beaches, resorts, and tourist centers.

Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador will have its 30 national branches activated, along with nearly one thousand volunteers, including doctors, paramedics, rescuers, rescue personnel, vehicle rescue teams, and lifeguards.

Nearly 200 rescuers participated in the drill.

The lifeguards manage to bring the people who were shipwrecked to safety.
Rescuers provide assistance to the victims.
More than one thousand volunteers provided their services during the vacation period.

Effective work by the rescuers of Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador.

 

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