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Red Cross members assigned to the City Council Plan Copla Eagles have carried out numerous assists during the first half of July 2012.
Note that, again, following the trend of previous years, there has been no accident Immersion Syndrome on the beaches of the city during this period.
However, the Red Cross Rescuers Eagles have intervened on 33 occasions during this first phase that began on June 30, although none of those affected required health care or transfer to the emergency room due to the rapid and effective intervention responders.
Also be noted that within the program "Accessible Beach" has facilitated the bath to 62 users who had a disability, while the Social Services Home Care and Patient Transfer Workshop psychostimulation to have totaled 536 Alzheimer's interventions.
Eagles count 12 First Aid Posts, Surveillance and Rescue in the 11 beaches with continuous surveillance but, periodically, are carried out patrols along the coastline of the municipality with Rapid Intervention jeeps.
Among the assistance undertaken have seen several people with sunstroke, one of which showed signs of being affected by heat stroke due to the high temperatures recorded these days on the Mediterranean coast.
Councillors from the Health and Public Safety and the Local Committee of Red Cross wants to appeal to visitors aquiline and his exercise extreme caution when sunbathing, especially in children and elderly the most vulnerable population, avoiding the far as possible the middle of the day, hydrating properly, protecting the head of the high temperatures and using appropriate protective creams every skin type.
Source: Cruz Roja Águilas
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