While local law enforcement agencies around the United States weather
extensive budget cuts, the federal government is dedicating $1.5
million to assist police in El Salvador with challenges and stress
created by COVID-19.
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U.S. INVESTS $1.5 MIL TO HELP SALVADORAN POLICE DEAL WITH COVID-19
STRESS
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While local law enforcement agencies around the United States
weather extensive budget cuts, the federal government is dedicating
$1.5 million to assist police in El Salvador with challenges and
stress created by COVID-19. The goal is to help the Central American
nation’s 26,966-member National Civil Police (PNC) asses its role
and capacities during a crisis and efficiently provide training to
manage a public health emergency like the pandemic. “The training
will particularly focus on public health orders, personal and
workplace safety measures, education in regards to transmission and
proper treatment, and management of operational continuity,”
according to a grant announcement made public this month.
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