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Local March 5, 2021 | 12:30 pm

Gov. to vaccinate foreign permanent residents

Santo Domingo.- Public Health Minister Daniel Rivera said Friday that foreign permanent residents in the country who are properly identified will be vaccinated against COVID-19. “The permanent staff who are working here who have their documentation is what corresponds. Vaccination includes legal residents who have their documentation and priority is given to those who have their identity card

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