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Santo Domingo.– A team of pharmaceutical professionals, specialists in pharmaceutical management, regulatory affairs, and pharmacovigilance, has joined the efforts for the reception, classification, and collection of medicines and medical supplies at the humanitarian aid center set up at the Sambil plaza, an initiative coordinated by the Dominican Red Cross and the Dominican-Venezuelan Chamber of Commerce.
n” “nThe group is headed by Dr. Karen Tamariz, who leads the technical evaluation of the medicines and other health products received, with the purpose of ensuring that the supplies meet the quality, safety, and appropriate condition standards for their subsequent shipment to the communities affected by the recent earthquakes in Venezuela.
n” “nThe integration of this team strengthens the work that, since the opening of the collection center last Friday, thousands of volunteers have been doing to receive, sort, and organize the donations provided by citizens, companies, and supportive institutions.
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Among the supplies received are non-perishable food, hygiene kits, diapers, medicines, medical supplies, and other essential items that will be destined for the affected families.
n” “nThe team of professionals is made up of pharmacists Dalia Castillo, María Elena Tapia, Elaine Romero, Rosalba Peralta, Edith Lara, Jaqueline González, Laura Núñez, Yasser Taveras, Niove Santos, and Daris Ventura, who contribute their experience to ensure proper handling of pharmaceutical and sanitary products.
n” “nThe organizers highlighted that the participation of these specialists constitutes fundamental support to ensure that humanitarian aid reaches those who need it most in optimal conditions, while reiterating the call to the population to continue supporting this solidarity drive with donations of medicine, food, and essential supplies.
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