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COMANDOS PROVIDE ASSISTANCE AT CEMETERIES

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PNC collaborated in evacuating a woman who suffered trauma at a private cemetery.

Hundreds of young volunteers from Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador, from its 31 branches nationwide, provided assistance to relatives who visited the various national and private cemeteries.

In addition to assisting elderly people who had difficulty reaching the graves of their loved ones, the rescuers from Comandos de Salvamento provided pre-hospital care to others who suffered from various ailments.

From the early hours, teams of young volunteers from Comandos de Salvamento and ambulances were deployed to the various cemeteries, both in San Salvador and throughout the country, where thousands of people gathered to place flowers on their relatives’ graves.

The rescuers, carrying first-aid kits, walked through the cemeteries to assist people suffering from various ailments, as well as trauma from falls from their own height.

At the private cemetery in San Salvador, a woman suffered severe trauma after falling from her own height, making it necessary to evacuate her with the help of agents from the Policía Nacional Civil, who provided security at the various cemeteries.

Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador had more than a thousand rescuers who contributed to serving the Salvadoran population.

There were medical interventions for various health problems.
Pre-Hospital Care.
Thousands of people crowded the cemeteries to place flowers on their loved ones’ graves.
Agents from the PNC, Protección Civil, and Comandos assisted at the cemeteries.
There were interventions for falls from one’s own height.
In Juayùa, Comandos de Salvamento provided assistance to visitors.
From the early hours, the rescuers arrived at the cemeteries.
Volunteers from Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador at cemeteries for All Souls’ Day.

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