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Paris: Order of Malta first-aiders at Bataclan assist victims of the attacks
Teams mobilised overnight from the Paris region
Paris, 14 November 2015
Bataclan – Ordre de Malte first aiders on siteParis last night was the scene of tragic events. A series of unprecedented terrorist attacks killed 129 and left 352 seriously injured.
Overnight 40 first-aiders, 5 ambulances and 3 supporting vehicles of the Ordre de Malte France, from Paris, Hauts-de-Seine, Oise, Yvelines and Seine-et-Marne were mobilised to provide help for the victims.
Volunteers also took part in manning the telephone unit set up by the Foreign Ministry and in the information unit of the police headquarters (Prefecture).
First aiders from Ordre de Malte France at the site of the attacks The Order of Malta in France and around the world expresses its deep grief at this extreme violence that has taken the lives of so many innocent young people and injured many others. Our thoughts are with the victims and their families and to all those currently caring for the wounded.
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The mission of the Order of Malta is inspired by its tradition of ‘Tuitio Fidei et Obsequium Pauperum', to assist the poor and the sick, and bear witness to the Christian faith.

The Sovereign Order of Malta is a sovereign subject of international law. The Order - which is based in Rome, in via Condotti - has its own Government, an independent magistracy, and bilateral diplomatic relations with 110 countries.

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