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The Lifesaving Service in Playas de San Javier identification bracelets handed out hundreds on the beaches of Santiago de la Ribera and La Manga last weekend when he took out the first information campaign on this system that aims to minimize the effects of lost children on the beaches.
Rescuers reported to beach users about this new service that was well received because it offers greater security to families with children and Alzheimer's patients or people with intellectual disabilities, they can become disoriented.
Bracelet carriers are identified with your name and a contact number which facilitates the location of the responsible adult in case of loss.
The bracelet, waterproof, single use, you can apply for aid stations, which also records details that must be taken into account in case of accident care.
The initiative.
shared by the Department of Civil Protection and Tourism, will join in the summer seasons following the normal security protocols beaches.
Statistics Summer 2013
Provisional data service in Playas Lifesaving municipality of San Javier shed 5,000 results assists, with an average of 6 assists for each of the 15 aid stations that exist on the beaches of Santiago de la Ribera and La Manga, both the Mar Menor and Mediterranean.
Of all the assistance include those related to jellyfish stings, which amounted to 1995, one of the lowest figures are remembered in recent years as the average for this type of assistance, for each position have been 2, 4 a day.
Rescuers have treated 508 people who had minor injuries, and helped to the bathroom to 992 people with disabilities who have used amphibious chairs are available in aid stations.
Finally a total of 1,190 people went to the lifeguards to request other information.
Civil protection chief, Fernando Postigo summer campaign called as "quiet" without serious incident or extraordinary, and highlighted the decline in jellyfish related because of their lower presence has added the beacon early areas bathroom on the Mar Menor.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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