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Public Health and DNCD launch study on drug use and traffic accidents

The Ministry of Public Health and the National Drug Control Directorate (DNCD) in the Dominican Republic have initiated a nationwide study to investigate the presence of psychoactive substances in drivers involved in traffic accidents. The study, launched in Santo Domingo, aims to gather data on the relationship between drug use and traffic accidents. According to the announcement, the joint effort between the Ministry of Public Health and the DNCD will provide valuable insights into the issue. Further details about the study’s methodology and expected outcomes have not been disclosed.

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