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Abstract
One of the most important and significant themes that occur in the technological and socio-cultural environment and context of the new era in which it has projected the greatest scientific achievements of humanity was the migration of analog technology to digital technology in a perspective that has generated enormous attempts to find evidence and recognize the daily environment that lives one of the most prestigious institutions of our country, in terms of safeguarding lives, property and property, as part of its mission and institutional vision that awakens a huge scientific interest as they are: the chemistry of fire as well as the use of technological tools to strengthen human development and improve the working conditions of the different sections of the Fire Department of the Republic of Panama. The Digital Culture is of utmost importance for the sensitization and awareness of the users as main protagonists to counter technophobia and to eradicate the technological illiteracy as the main problems that this digital age is in our society. The first attempts to crystallize the idea of a bomberil organization go back to 1870, when the first voluntary firefighting brigade was organized, determined to confront the constant conflagrations of the time.
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