A group of thirty new members of the Guyana Fire Service participated in a specialized training session this Tuesday. The program focused on equipping these frontline personnel with the necessary skills to identify indicators of human trafficking and recognize potential victims. Furthermore, the instruction provided guidance on how to react effectively when encountering suspected instances of this crime. According to an official statement released by the fire department, the initiative seeks to bolster awareness among staff members and enhance the organization's overall capacity to contribute to the protection of vulnerable individuals. This training effort highlights the role of emergency responders in identifying illicit activities during their daily operations.
Source : Kaieteur News
