Brava reinforces civil protection with firefighting truck donated by Pawtucket, USA

In an official statement, the Mayor of Brava, Amândio Brito, expressed his enthusiasm and gratitude: "The Brava City Council yesterday dispatched the fire engine, which was officially handed over to the municipality, reinforcing the response capacity of our Civil Protection sector. This important vehicle from the United States of America marks a significant step in our commitment to the safety and well-being of the Brava population."

The mayor made a point of thanking everyone involved in this important achievement: "We would like to express our deepest gratitude to Health CV, Atlantic Shipping, all of our emigrants, and especially to the Mayor of Pawtucket, Dr. Donald R. Grebien, whose generous donation made this vital reinforcement possible."

According to Brito, with the incorporation of this new equipment, Brava now has better conditions to act in emergency situations, ensuring a more efficient and swift response in cases of fire and other occurrences. This reinforcement is considered a crucial gain for the whole island, increasing the safety and resilience of the Brava community.

The collaboration between the city of Pawtucket, the Project Health CV organization and the Brava City Council demonstrates the strength of international cooperation and the positive impact that partnerships can have on the well-being of communities.

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