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Copla Plan 2012 has ended on Sunday September 16 at Eagles unregistered Immersion Syndrome victims for another year.
With this 2012 are already 17 years in the coastal municipality has no regrets deaths in the aquatic environment through the work of Red Cross rescuers Eagles, whose responsibility fall on the salvage, and Surveillance Lifesaving season summer.
During the 79 days of the Plan Copla, which began on June 30, members of Red Cross Eagles have conducted a total of 6,520 assists.
Of these, Bath Aid Disabled Under "Accessible Beaches" has again experienced an increase over the previous year, reaching a total of 593 assists made which gives the Township Eagles as benchmark in our region in This section of social commitment.
Parallel to the monitoring of the 28 kilometers of coastline aquiline, home care for physically handicapped and the transfer of patients to the Alzheimer psychostimulation Workshop with 1877 interventions have been a priority for the Local Committee of Red Cross Eagles, who has simultaneado the urgent and emergency care to help our elders.
Additionally, surveillance and information Proactive Beachfront conducted by lifeguards Humanitarian Organization have reduced the number of rescues to 72, plus the fact that they all have stabilized "in situ" and have not needed transfer to the emergency department because of the quick and efficient work of the rescuers.
Meanwhile the Maritime Rescue Department has added 12 operations, among which are the towing vessel not under command and search crawls.
Finally, paragraphs Health Care, held in the 11 first-aid posts and Rescue located on the beaches of the municipality, and the urgent attention of the two Basic Life Support Ambulances have totaled 3,966 assists.
Note that, due to the high temperatures this summer have been reported in the Spanish East, has treated eight emergency arising from the effects of heat but the quick intervention of the Health Emergency Technical Red Cross Eagles have allowed stabilize them without serious consequences for those affected.
From the Local Committee of the Red Cross and the City of Eagles through their Councils of Health and Public Safety wants to thank visitors aquiline and collaboration to achieve this is the seventeenth year that the city does not record Immersion Syndrome victims
Source: Cruz Roja Águilas
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