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Health May 4, 2020 | 7:22 am

Public Works and other entities disinfect Puerto Plata

PUERTO PLATA.- From early hours a disinfection operation touched the municipality of San Felipe. The day is part of the Government's strategy in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, by the Ministry of Public Works, Defense, the Interior, and the Police. The spaces intervened included popular and residential sectors, clinics and hospitals, shopping malls, bank branches,... Read more

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