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Medical College would send doctors to Haiti if governments guarantee safety

Santo Domingo.– The Dominican Medical College (CMD) affirmed today that if the governments of the Dominican Republic and Haiti guarantee the safety and integrity of the doctors, they would be in a position to send doctors to help those affected by the earthquake occurred last Saturday. "We have no problem collaborating with humanitarian aid in Haiti, as long as the Dominican and Haitian gove... Read more

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