Dominican Republic activates collection center to support those affected by earthquake in Colombia
The Government of the Dominican Republic has announced the launch of a humanitarian assistance initiative following the earthquake recently recorded in Colombia. This measure responds to the preliminary request for international aid issued by the Colombian authorities, seeking to provide necessary relief to the communities that have suffered the ravages of the natural phenomenon.
Details about collection points
To channel this support, the Ministry of Defense (MIDE) has formally enabled a collection center at the facilities of the Dominican Republic Navy. The space is designed to receive, classify, and organize the supplies that will be sent soon to the Colombian people.
Location and hours:
- Location: 27 de Febrero Naval Base, located on España Avenue, Punta Torrecilla, Sans Soucí, Santo Domingo Este.
- Hours: Every day, from 8:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m.
Necessary supplies for humanitarian aid
The authorities have made a call to the public and institutions interested in collaborating with essential items. Among the required products are:
- Medicines and medical supplies.
- Canned and non-perishable foods.
- Dry foods.
- Hydration liquids.
- Wet wipes for personal hygiene.
With this action, the Dominican Government reaffirms its commitment of solidarity with the Colombian people and its willingness to contribute to the response efforts in the face of this emergency situation.
For any further coordination or inquiries regarding donations, interested parties can contact the phone number 829-762-2054 directly, where the necessary assistance will be provided to manage the support efficiently.
