Special award given to firefighters for their humanitarian duties in Venezuela
Key Points
- The legislature approved a special appreciation award for firefighters during the session held on Monday.
- The award was given to Comandante Lionel Lencina and his deputy Fernando Burnes due to their international humanitarian missions in Venezuela.
- The decision was adopted using the 'sobre tablas' method, which is an accelerated procedure.
The legislature approved the granting of a special certificate of appreciation to two firefighters for their international humanitarian missions in Venezuela during the session held on Monday. Comandante Lionel Lencina and deputy Fernando Burnes were deemed worthy of this award as the prominent figures for the humanitarian aid efforts they conducted.
This award, which was discussed and approved using an accelerated procedure (sobre tablas), demonstrates that the domestic and international aid activities of the firefighting units are officially recognized. Authorities emphasized how valuable such humanitarian missions are on an international level.
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- S: Which firefighters received this special appreciation award?
- C: Comandante Lionel Lencina and deputy Fernando Burnes were rewarded for their duties in Venezuela.
- S: When and how was the award decision made?
- C: The decision was approved by the legislature on Monday through an accelerated procedure.
- S: Why were the firefighters deemed worthy of this award?
- C: The firefighters were deemed worthy of this award due to their success in the international humanitarian aid missions they conducted in Venezuela.
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