Press Secretariat: Quoted the head of Civil Protection, who said there is a contingency plan with four ambulances, the Armed Forces, the PNC, rescue services and firefighters deployed in different areas of the stadium
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“Tenemos un plan de contingencia para atender cualquier eventualidad. Contamos con el apoyo de cuatro ambulancias, con la @FUERZARMADASV, la @PNCSV, cuerpos de socorro, los equipos tácticos y el Cuerpo de @BomberosSV que estarán desplegados en diferentes zonas del estadio”, expresó el director de @PROCIVILSV, @luisalonsoamaya.— Secretaría de Prensa de la Presidencia (@SecPrensaSV) · Oct 27, 2026 · 21:03 (El Salvador time)
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The presidential press office quoted the head of Civil Protection, who said there is a contingency plan with four ambulances, the Armed Forces, the PNC, rescue services and firefighters deployed in different areas of the stadium.
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