CDS recovers a victim from the floods that were caused by heavy rains this last weekend in Verapaz, San Vicente. Salvadoran authorities reported this Friday Nov. 13th, that there has been a total of 184 dead. EMS and recovery crews work endlessly without rest in order to give a proper burial to victims of the castastrophe.
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A refugee child in Ilopango hugs his bread that was handed out by Comandos de Salvamento and donated by the corporation MOLSA. Some three hundred people are receiving portions of bread donated by Molinos of El Salvador. Thousands of Salvadoran have found themselves without water, food, or shelter.
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CDS and military personnel carry supplies and water for flood refugees and survivors in San Emigdio and San Miguel Tepezontes. These are small villages that have remained cut off from communication and by land in the central part of Cuscatlán. The meals and water were donated by a private corporation. The Salvadoran Government has declared a state of “Calamity and Disaster” due the flooding rains that happened this last weekend.
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Search and Recovery efforts: CDS work on the roof of a flooded home in the town of Verapaz searching for the bodies of victims from flooding this last weekend. According to the Salvadoran Government, there have been 140 confirmed deaths and 60 missing and disappeared. The Comandos will continue search and recovery efforts under permission from governmental authorities.
Photos and Story by Central Base Journalist Francisco Campos
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