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COMANDOS DE SALVAMENTO PROVIDING SUPPORT AT THE CENTRAL AMERICAN GAMES

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Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador assisting at the Central American and Caribbean Games.Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador has assigned its personnel to assist athletes from the different sporting disciplines taking place as part of the Central American and Caribbean Games in our country.

One of the demanding days is taking place today with a triathlon in the Costa del Sol area, where Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador, Zacatecoluca section, has already begun its work to help competitors because of fatigue.

The athletes are received and taken to tubs filled with ice to help relax their muscles, as well as to receive attention for any ailments from the doctors assigned to the area.

Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador has also assigned personnel to Lake Ilopango, where open-water competitions are being held. At the national gymnasium, another contingent of volunteers has been assigned to provide assistance in any eventuality.

At the facilities of the Ciudad Merliot Sports Complex, Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador has assigned brigades to assist both the athletes and the public attending the water polo event.

Another venue where Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador has been called to collaborate at the Central American and Caribbean Games is the cycling event taking place at the El Espino Ecopark facilities.

Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador will continue providing the necessary assistance until the end of the competitions, which are nearly over, at the Central American and Caribbean Games.

The athletes are taken to receive attention for any ailments.
Young athlete receives assistance after completing his competition.
Everything is ready to begin the cycling event at the El Espino Ecopark.
Triathlon athletes receive attention in an ice-filled tub after the competition.

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