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COMANDOS DE SALVAMENTO IS IN LOURDES, COLÓN

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Municipal Mayor of Colón, Lawyer Samael Rivera, supports the new Comandos rescuers.
Father Rutilio Landaverde prays for the rescuers’ new role.

On Saturday morning, the authorities of Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador inaugurated emergency operations in Lourdes, Colón, with the opening of the new delegation, composed of 17 young volunteers.

Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador now has 32 sections nationwide and hopes to open new delegations in other municipalities across the country. With limited resources, it has managed to establish the new delegation with enthusiastic young people who are receiving support from the Catholic Church of Lourdes, as well as from the Mayor of Colón, Lawyer Samael Rivera, who will provide his unconditional support to the new rescuers. He thanked them for the effort they are undertaking for the benefit of the population.

Manuel Morales, who has been appointed Delegate of Lourdes, Colón, thanked the private sector, including Cooperativa CODEZA de R.L., as well as the Policía Nacional Civil, which has been ready to work together to respond to emergencies; he also thanked the Mayor for his assistance and the Catholic Church, since as of this day they will operate to respond to emergencies in Lourdes, Colón.

Representatives of the Board of Directors, as well as of the Executive Directorate of Comandos de Salvamento, delivered an ambulance that is now available to the population to transport patients requiring urgent care to different medical centers, as well as to assist with traffic accidents in the area.

César Bonilla, of Cooperativa CODEZA de R.L., will support Comandos de Salvamento.
Roberto Cruz, Executive Director of Comandos de Salvamento, administered the oath to the new members.
New members are sworn in.
17 young people will provide assistance to the population in the emergency branch.

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