A humanitarian shipment from the Dominican Republic arrived in Venezuela on Saturday, delivering 1,749 vaccines along with medical supplies and food. The cargo landed at the Simón Bolívar International Airport in La Guaira, handed over by the Dominican Ministry of Health. The shipment includes pentavalent, hepatitis B, and polio vaccines, as well as syringes, biosecurity boxes, medications, oxygen masks, non-perishable food, and baby supplies. This aid aims to support Venezuela’s strained healthcare system and underscores ongoing regional cooperation.
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