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INTERNATIONAL MISSION IN LOS ANGELES DONATES T-SHIRTS

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Members of the International Mission based in Los Angeles, California, donated T-shirts.

Members of the International Mission of Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador, based in Los Angeles, California, donated T-shirts to the San Miguel Tepezontes Delegation, in the Department of La Paz.

The donation was sponsored by members of the International Mission of Los Angeles, California, chaired by Mr. William Ruiz, and former members of Comandos de Salvamento who contributed during the difficult times of the war and emigrated to the United States.

The Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador rescuers, based in San Miguel Tepezontes, expressed their gratitude for the noble gesture of the former volunteers who now reside in the North American nation.

The CACTIUSA Cooperative, R.L., donated 500 T-shirts for the personnel who will be providing emergency services during the Holy Week season.

Volunteers who have been assigned to the various highways at forward posts, where specialized personnel are available to provide pre-hospital care, as well as Vehicle and Vertical Rescue Units to respond to traffic accidents or any incident in the areas where they are located.

Groups of lifeguards have been assigned to the country’s beaches and tourist centers with the aim of preventing deaths by drowning among domestic and foreign tourists.

As well as other companies that have joined in order to successfully carry out the Rescue Operation “For a Safe Summer 2023,” including Huevos La Catalana; Global Alimentos, Sopas Laky and Econored with its Big Agua, Deporade and Jugo Bio Amayu brands.

Rescuers from Comandos de Salvameto of El Salvador, from San Miguel Tepezontes, receive the donation.
The CACTIUSA Cooperative, R.L., donated 500 T-shirts for the rescuers of Comandos de Salvamento of El Salvador.

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