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The Municipal Emergency Service has joined the Surveillance and Rescue equipment on beaches a quick boat two canoes six defibrillators.
The mayor of San Pedro del Pinatar, Visitacion Martinez and Councilman Civil Protection, Pedro Luis Vera, today presented the equipment purchased for Surveillance and Rescue Service in Playas.
The City Council has invested a total of 11,609 euros in the acquisition of a speedboat immediate relief and rescue two pirogues and six automated external defibrillators for checkpoints on beaches.
The mayor has indicated that this provision of technical means will improve surveillance and rescue beaches, intended to provide greater security to bathers.
In addition, he noted that the most important investment has been earmarked for the acquisition of six new semi-automatic external defibrillators (AED) in addition to the three teams that already had the ED.
Thus, all posts rescue the town's beaches will have these defibrillators that enable diagnose and treat cardiorespiratory quickly stops, when they are due to ventricular fibrillation or pulseless ventricular tachycardia, restoring cardiac rhythm electric cash and mechanically.
In addition, the Emergency Service will have a new fast craft immediate relief and rescue waters close to the beach, able to operate in adverse weather and sea conditions, small in size and unsinkable.
This vessel acts in support of preventive surveillance and sometimes within the special operations by flooding.
The new framework for beaches complete with a laptop and two canoes equipped for surveillance and rescue on the beaches of the Mar Menor.
The special monitoring device lends beaches 1 July to 15 September in the eight beaches of the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean town.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Pedro del Pinatar
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