Azua, D.R.– During the groundbreaking ceremony for the first phase of the intervention at the Taiwan 19 de Marzo Regional Hospital, authorities reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening the public health system, an initiative that seeks to offer more dignified, modern, and efficient services to the inhabitants of the Southern Region.
During the activity, the Executive Director of the National Health Service (SNS), Dr. Mario Lama, highlighted that this important work responds to the commitment made by President Luis Abinader to continue transforming the Public Health Services Network through investments that positively impact the quality of life of Dominicans.
Lama pointed out that the remodeling of the center will allow for expanding its response capacity and providing better conditions for both patients and medical staff, consolidating a more strengthened and accessible healthcare system.
For her part, Senator Lía Díaz expressed that the intervention of the Taiwán 19 de Marzo Regional Hospital constitutes a historic step forward for the province of Azua and the entire Southern Region.
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“Health is a fundamental right and every investment the State makes in our hospitals represents hope, well-being, and a better quality of life for our people.
“This work reflects the commitment of President Luis Abinader and the National Health Service to the development of our province and to the strengthening of a more humane, modern, and efficient healthcare system,” stated the legislator.
The senator reaffirmed her support for all initiatives aimed at improving health services, highlighting that having equipped hospitals in optimal conditions means offering more dignified, timely, and higher-quality care for thousands of families in the region.
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With this project, the Government continues to promote the modernization of hospital infrastructure, ensuring adequate spaces and strengthening medical care for the benefit of the entire population.
