The staff of the Permanent Carnival Entity continues to prepare for the 2025 edition of the Concordia Carnival. In this regard, a training session on CPR and first aid was held at the Concordia Convention Center, where the members of the organization acquired basic knowledge on the subject.
The session, which was carried out by the staff of the Municipal Comprehensive Health Emergency Service (SIMES), under the Health Secretariat of the Municipality of Concordia, included the participation of the members of the carnival troupes.
In this way, the director of the Permanent Carnival Entity, Luis Sánchez, thanked the SIMES staff for their willingness to give the presentation, as “this reflects the joint work that we have been developing with different areas of the Municipality.”
Likewise, Sánchez added: “These instances are essential, especially for the carnival sector, because Carnival nights are very hot, where stress and fatigue play a fundamental role. We have one of the longest tracks, and the reality is that it is good that most of the members can attend and learn these techniques that will help us save a life.”
Subsequently, the official stated that “it was a very good turnout, so the idea for the future is to be able to continue holding this type of course and extend the invitation to the remaining members who may not have been able to attend,” he confided.
The session, which was carried out by the staff of the Municipal Comprehensive Health Emergency Service (SIMES), under the Health Secretariat of the Municipality of Concordia, included the participation of the members of the carnival troupes.
In this way, the director of the Permanent Carnival Entity, Luis Sánchez, thanked the SIMES staff for their willingness to give the presentation, as “this reflects the joint work that we have been developing with different areas of the Municipality.”
Likewise, Sánchez added: “These instances are essential, especially for the carnival sector, because Carnival nights are very hot, where stress and fatigue play a fundamental role. We have one of the longest tracks, and the reality is that it is good that most of the members can attend and learn these techniques that will help us save a life.”
Subsequently, the official stated that “it was a very good turnout, so the idea for the future is to be able to continue holding this type of course and extend the invitation to the remaining members who may not have been able to attend,” he confided.