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Bomberos Stage Evacuation Drill At Opening of CENARE

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The Cuerpo de Bomberos (Fire Department) staged an early morning “simulacro” evacuation drill ahead of the opening of the CENARE, the converted rehabilitation center into a hospital exclusively for patients of the coronavirus.

The drill began at 6:00 am with several machine units of the Bomberos, with hoses connected to fire hydrants and a ‘cisterna’ (tanker truck) to ensure a constant flow of water to fight a fire.

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Specialized units to deal with contamination and hazard materials also took part in the drill.

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The CENARE is an 88 bed facility located in La Uruca with restricted access.

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