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JUAYUA AND GUAZAPA CELEBRATE ARRIVAL OF NEW AMBULANCES

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Lovely baton twirlers and their marching band brought joy to the arrival of the new ambulance.

The Juayúa and Guazapa branches of Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador celebrated in grand style the arrival of the new ambulances recently donated by the Government of Japan.

In a joyful atmosphere accompanied by marching bands, Juayúa volunteers received the new ambulance early in the morning. It will provide emergency services to the community, as well as respond to road accidents recorded along the Ruta de las Flores.

For several years, Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador in Juayúa have provided assistance to the population, and now have a new ambulance donated by the Japanese government.

In the afternoon, the Guazapa branch held a lovely parade accompanied by beautiful baton twirlers and marching bands, who led the way so residents of this district could see the new unit that will serve the population.

Guazapa is one of the most important branches of Comandos de Salvamento, as it provides assistance at traffic accidents recorded along the Carretera Trocal del Norte, extending as far as the Chalatenango turnoff.

The Board of Directors and executive leadership of Comandos de Salvamento de El Salvador expressed their special thanks to the Government of Japan for the important donation of ambulances to these branches.

Roberto Cruz, executive director, stated that the Chalatenango branch of Comandos de Salvamento will open in a few days.

The new Comandos de Salvamento ambulance in Juayúa is ready to respond to emergencies.
In Guazapa, there were also marching bands and baton twirlers.
Volunteers from the Guazapa branch of Comandos de Salvamento.
Rescuers marched alongside the new ambulance.

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