2023-09-10 15:15:04
Los equipment of aid from other countries began to arrive yesterday and are already working in rescue efforts in the devastated areas after the earthquake in Morocco. Among these brigades is a group of Spanish firefighters. Laura from Chiclana is with them in these crucial hours to find survivors.
Reinforcements arrive to collaborate in the rescue efforts of possible survivors
about one thirty firefighters Andalusians will be part of the international teams sent to Morocco to collaborate in the rescue efforts of possible survivors after the earthquake that occurred in the African country early this Saturday.
Three members of the Huelva Provincial Fire and Rescue Consortium will provide their help through the organizations Firefighters United Without Borders (BUSF) and Firefighters for the World. Firefighters Eugenio Mantero and Domingo Feria will be part of the Firefighters for the World contingent which, according to Mantero, will be made up of about twelve people and four dogs. Besides the Canine unit, they will have light extraction equipment. For his part, Corporal Adolfo Balongo of the Consortium participates in the BUSF contingent, made up of about 15 firefighters and three rescue dogs.
For his part, the specialized group in location and rescue (GLR) belonging to the Cádiz Provincial Firefighters Consortium, led by Moisés Delgado Guerrero, is made up of seven people and four dogs trained to rescue people in different spaces, underground or rubble. “The first hours are essential to be able to find people alive, that is why our procedures are very refined with a contingent already prepared to come to the aid,” said Delgado.
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