Jorge Amador, Knight Captain and Vice-National Commander Relief/Humanitarian Efforts of the Templar Corps unit from the Algarve, Portugal, lead the team that conducted a one week long Training program for the Boa Vista Municipality in Cape Verde.
A total of 27 trainees, including Municipal Firefighters, Red Cross and volunteers, completed the training in approaching trauma victims and basic life support with AED (Automated External Defibrillator) in the city of Sal-Rei.
The training took place between the 21st and 24th of March and was given by Jorge Amador from “Medy Ambulâncias” and Vice-National Commander Relief/Humanitarian Efforts of the Templar Corps, and Vitor Brito, Fire Chief of Montijo, Portugal.
“We are now more capable”, said Danilson Gonçalves, responsible for the Municipal Firefighters, referring to the importance of training to acquire more knowledge and be better prepared to serve the population.
The Councilor for Civil Protection of the Boa Vista City Council, João Mendes, highlighted that the training will allow firefighters to be better prepared for emergencies, while the municipality will continue to reinforce the capacity of firefighters to intervene and provide conditions to respond to situations of emergency.
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