Thirty fire service recruits trained to detect human trafficking
Thirty recruits from the Guyana Fire Service received specialized training on Tuesday. The program taught them how to recognize signs of human trafficking and identify potential victims. Recruits also learned how to respond to suspected cases. The fire service stated the training intends to improve frontline awareness. These efforts aim to better protect potential victims.
(Kaieteur News) – Thirty recruits of the Guyana Fire Service on Tuesday underwent specialised training to recognise the signs of human trafficking, identify potential victims and respond appropriately to suspected cases. According to a press release from the fire service, the training aims to strengthen frontline awareness and improve efforts to protect potential victims. Organised by […] The post Thirty fire service recruits trained to detect human trafficking appeared first on Kaieteur News .