The Secretariat of Human Development of the Municipality of Concordia produced a report on the work carried out by the Municipal Comprehensive Health Emergency Service (SIMES) during the Reyes Marathon.
The Undersecretariat of Health indicated that for the operation, low, medium, and high complexity tents were set up for the care of athletes and the general public before, during, and after the athletic event.
Regarding assistance to runners, a total of 60 received care at the end of the race, and one member of the public had to be referred to the Masvernat Hospital due to a pre-existing condition.
Work was carried out jointly and in a coordinated manner with vehicles and personnel from the Masvernat and Felipe Heras Hospitals, the local Regiment, and the 107 service. In addition, there was support from students of the Kinesiology program and the collaboration of the Red Cross team, the Municipal Prevention and Security Directorate, the lifeguards, as well as a private quad bike.
The Undersecretariat of Health indicated that for the operation, low, medium, and high complexity tents were set up for the care of athletes and the general public before, during, and after the athletic event.
Regarding assistance to runners, a total of 60 received care at the end of the race, and one member of the public had to be referred to the Masvernat Hospital due to a pre-existing condition.
Work was carried out jointly and in a coordinated manner with vehicles and personnel from the Masvernat and Felipe Heras Hospitals, the local Regiment, and the 107 service. In addition, there was support from students of the Kinesiology program and the collaboration of the Red Cross team, the Municipal Prevention and Security Directorate, the lifeguards, as well as a private quad bike.