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A total of 40 lifeguards working this summer on the beaches of the municipality of San Javier which device this morning on the esplanade Barnuevo of Santiago de la Ribera in an act that has been attended by the Mayor of San Javier, Pepa García , the general director of Emergency and Councilman Luis Gestoso Security, Manuel Leal. as well as other authorities and aid workers themselves who opened the high season with a training set-up on the beach.
Pepa García explained that during the summer there will be 15 checkpoints operating on beaches, 4 Santiago de la Ribera and 11 in La Manga, close to 10 seats, 3 in Santiago de la Ribera and 7 in La Manga, which will be staffed 40 rescuers from eleven in the morning until seven in the evening, normal opening hours of the posts during July and August.
In terms of material means the service is part of the Plan Copla has a support vehicle, a rigid inflatable rescue and evacuate people, two jet skis for rapid interventions in beaches and remote areas and three quad accceso for rescue operations on beaches.
Rescuers also have 3 stations, 29 walkys, 20 oxygen and 5 kits automatic external defibrillators, according to the mayor of San Javier.
The mayor of Safety Manuel Leal said among the improvements of service introduced this season, marking of beaches on the Mediterranean side "that prevents the access of vessels to the bathing area, as well as reinforcement in high season for the municipal ambulance SAMUR 02 in La Manga which will have a nurse in the 061, in addition to the paramedic and driver, and the expansion of provision of emergency ambulance with a vehicle for the Emergency Department of Primary San Javier, which will increase support the beaches of Santiago de la Ribera SAMUR municipal ambulance based in San Javier.
Manuel Leal also stressed that there will be coordination with local police with a new communication technology system, and the continued presence on the waterfront of Santiago de la Ribera a daily patrol during the twelve hours of bigger audiences.
The mayor of San Javier, Pepa Garcia highlighted the efforts in monitoring beaches "that have hopefully not too much work thanks to preventive work."
Emergency general director, Luis Gestoso coincided in pointing out "the envelope with the one that has the municipality of San Javier in surveillance and rescue of its beaches are among the most secure of Spain."
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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