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The Ballad Plan 2013 has ended on Sunday September 15 at Eagles unregistered Immersion Syndrome victims, one year.

For this 2013, there are now 18 years when the coastal town has no regrets deaths in the aquatic environment through the work of the Red Cross Aquatic Rescuers Spanish in Eagles, whose responsibility are the tasks of Rescue, Rescue and Surveillance during the summer season.

Proactive Monitoring tasks and information Beachfront conducted by lifeguards Humanitarian Organization, have kept the number of rescues in numbers similar to those of previous years, noting that of the 82 interventions conducted in This aparatado all except three who were referred to the referral hospital for additional medical tests, were stabilized "in situ" without requiring patients be referred to the emergency department due to the rapid and effective work of the rescuers.

During the 79 days of the Plan COPLA 2013 the City of Eagle, which began on June 29, members of the Spanish Red Cross Eagles have conducted a total of 5,135 assists, a figure lower than the year 2012 thanks the decline in health interventions motivated by marine animal bites.

Of these, Aid to the Disabled bathroom within the program "Accessible Beach" again experienced an increase over the previous year, reaching a total of 627 assists made, putting the town of Aguilas as benchmark in our region in this section of social commitment.

For its part, and in parallel to the monitoring of the 28 kilometers of coastline aquiline, the Social Intervention Programs Spanish Red Cross active in the city as the Extra Help at Home, or Adapted Transport, among others, 1,877 interventions have been a priority for the Local Committee in Aguilas Spanish Red Cross, which has combined the accident and emergency care to helping our seniors.

Meanwhile the Maritime Rescue Department has added seven operations, including towing are government vessels without search crawls.

Note that, due to the high temperatures this summer have been recorded on the coast, have attended 12 emergencies caused by excessive sun exposure, although the rapid intervention of the Health Emergency Technicians 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 Eagle, through its departments of Health and Public Safety, we want to thank visitors aquiline and collaboration to ensure that this is the eighteenth year that the city does not record Syndrome victims Immersion.

Source: Cruz Roja Águilas