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Sosúa Beach Renovations
I can hear the US version and EU sirens, which are different.
Obviously, the municipal government then still has to provide further training and equipment of the ambulance and payment of ambulance personnel.
September 24, 2011
A donated ambulance for Sosúa?
French Foundation Friends of Heart (la Fundación Amistades del Corazón de Francia) has 14 used ambulances from the brands Citroen and Mercedes Benz donated to the Dominican Republic. They are modern ambulances from the year 2000 with all modern conveniences. The government has decided that nine of these ambulances will be made available for the province of Puerto Plata. The problem is that the shipping from France to the Dominican Republic should be paid by its own inhabitants. The editors of 'Sosúa Online' now want to start a donation action to persuade Sosúa residents to bring enough money together to transport the ambulance. Sosúa would therefore have access to a modern ambulance to use in emergencies as traffic accidents and fires.
An ambulance for Sosúa?
Obviously, the municipal government then still has to provide further training and equipment of the ambulance and payment of ambulance personnel.
Source: El faro en Sosúa Online
Some ambulances are donated by foreign countries, others are not. I'm pretty sure the one in your photo could fit under the height restriction (apart from maybe the hump at the back), because it doesn't look any taller than the guaguas, which cross the bridge all the time. I have never seen an ambulance taller than that here. Fire trucks - that's a different matter.I can hear the US version and EU sirens, which are different.
September 24, 2011
A donated ambulance for Sosúa?
French Foundation Friends of Heart (la Fundación Amistades del Corazón de Francia) has 14 used ambulances from the brands Citroen and Mercedes Benz donated to the Dominican Republic. They are modern ambulances from the year 2000 with all modern conveniences. The government has decided that nine of these ambulances will be made available for the province of Puerto Plata. The problem is that the shipping from France to the Dominican Republic should be paid by its own inhabitants. The editors of 'Sosúa Online' now want to start a donation action to persuade Sosúa residents to bring enough money together to transport the ambulance. Sosúa would therefore have access to a modern ambulance to use in emergencies as traffic accidents and fires.
An ambulance for Sosúa?
Obviously, the municipal government then still has to provide further training and equipment of the ambulance and payment of ambulance personnel.
Source: El faro en Sosúa Online
Cangrejo bridge not clearance ☢️
There a low clearance bridge in Durham NC with very low clearance.
The city set up a structure before you enter the bridge and it have a huge sign that says... If you hit this you will hit the bridge...
They should do the same over there.
JJ
There a low clearance bridge in Durham NC with very low clearance.
The city set up a structure before you enter the bridge and it have a huge sign that says... If you hit this you will hit the bridge...
They should do the same over there.
JJ
From a couple of months ago +/- in SD.As you've been around for a while you surely know that a lot of equipment for the North Coast is donated by foreign countries to the DR.
This includes Ambulances and Fire departments.
It is not as if gob.do is purchasing new equipment for the provinces or training competent Paramedics.
Of course the ambulances are not using the detour by choice, that would be the highway, fastest route.
The march to P.P. with all the mentioned issues, of course will achieve nothing as usual.
The Hospital construction still is not finished after years, the shacks are still on the beach in their dilapidated state.
PrideStar ambulance donated to Dominican Republic
LAWRENCE – An ambulance that has been used during emergencies around the Merrimack Valley for nearly a decade is headed to the Dominican Republic.www.eagletribune.com
Nelson Cruz to make donation of fire truck and ambulances in Dominican Republic
The Official Site of Major League Baseballwww.mlb.com
Local fire truck headed for Dominican Republic - The Mon Valley Independent
FacebookTweet By Christine Haines chaines@yourmvi.com The Collinsburg Volunteer Fire Company will get a new engine-rescue truck in a few weeks, but the department’s old truck won’t just be sitting around. The truck will start a [...]monvalleyindependent.com
Hint: Those are not donations.
Btw, how many ambulances are donated to the DR every year? 2? 3?
It's been my experience while living here first vehicle to arrive on the scene is often
used to transport the injured to the hospital, not ambulances like the ones pictured
above.
I've seen people slumped over the back of a motobike being held up by a 3rd person,
I've seen someone hanging out the back of a Toyota4Runner in broad day light and I've seen
people rushed to the emergency room in the back of pick up trucks.
I've never seen anyone rushed to the hospital in an ambulance after a bad crash.
I've seen people transported on a Motoconcho from the hospital to their homes a third person in the back holding the IV up in the air.
JJ
I live next to CMC in Sosua,I see ambulances delivering people every day,all day and night.
That is good.
At lest with 911 service and some ambulances some advancement.
Competent paramedic training wood be another step.
Yet by the end of the year no new bridge for the only highway on the North Coast.
If you divide 120 new ambulances in the year, by 31 provinces that's just about four per province.
Of course the Capital, Santiago, and Punta Cana will have more, resulting in less for P.P.
Anyone living in the P.P. area can see what's on the streets.
Anyone in Montellano sees the ambulances on the detour.
Not many tourists on the beach in Sosua.
But when people are unconscious, they are still being carried on beach lounges up the stairs to the highway.
A half hour drive to P.P. and Clinica Bournigal unless CMC is used which would be a lesser choice.
So does this have anything to do with the Sosua Beach???? Just sayin......
The subject of ambulances was introduced by one of our esteemed mods and is indirectly related to Sosua and the beach.
My ride in an ambulance from Charamicos to CMC after a bicycle accident in 2019 was certainly not in one of the ambulances shown in this post. It was basically an empty van with no medical equipment in back other than a stretcher. The attendants were not paramedics.
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Sosúa beach vendors hold protest to demand buildings.
The Sosua beach vendors walked for nearly six hours from that municipality to the Provincial Government to deliver documentation containing claims demanding the construction of three plazas on the beach, a bridge in Cangrejos, and a hospital. José Manuel González, known as Lilo, the vendor’s spokesperson; Andrés Batista, the entity’s president; and other members stated that they marched peacefully and delivered a document to the Provincial Tourism Office and another to the Governor’s Office demanding vital works for Sosua. They noted that the Crab Bridge has been experiencing problems since April and that its replacement was announced in September. Similarly, they stated that the construction of the Sosua hospital is a community claim dating back more than 30 years.A commission from the entity was received in the governor’s office by Claritza Rochette’s assistant, Danna Ydalina Taveras, as well as its director of communications, Ariel Heredia, and other officials. The driving force behind this claim is the construction of a vendor plaza, which was announced on June 25 of this year in an activity led by President Luis Abinader and Minister of Tourism David Collado, with a 615 million investment for a clean-up plan and the demolition of Sosua. José Manuel González assured that they had agreed to the construction of three plazas, one in the southern part of Los Charamicos, one 75 meters in front of the beach, and one 150 meters on the north side, the side of El Batey and that currently only one on the south side with only 35 meters to the beach is being built, which is intended to remove them completely from the beach area, which is what they have been fighting for all along.
They demanded a halt to work on the current plaza and constructing the three agreed-upon plazas.
Source: Dominican Today
Sosúa beach vendors hold protest to demand buildings
<p>The Sosua beach vendors walked for nearly six hours from that municipality to the Provincial Government to deliver documentation containing claims demanding the construction of three plazas on the beach, a bridge in Cangrejos, and a hospital. José Manuel González, known as Lilo, the vendor’s...dominicantoday.com
The Puerto Plata Tourism Cluster agrees with the changes being done to Sosúa.
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Clúster Turístico de Puerto Plata respalda plan en Sosúa
El Cluster Turistico del Destino Puerto Plata (CTDPP) reitero su respaldo a las inversiones que ha venido haciendo el Ministerio de Turismo (Mitur) en la P
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Some foundation work at the south plaza was started but it looks like they take a brake for the Christmas/new year/reyes....
There is also a container office at the site now. You can see what is going on (or not going on) from the highway...
Photos? No. I am not able to upload anything on this site...
Thanks for the update. There're a couple ways to post fotos to this site. If you're interested, feel free to PM me.Some foundation work at the south plaza was started but it looks like they take a brake for the Christmas/new year/reyes....
There is also a container office at the site now. You can see what is going on (or not going on) from the highway...
Photos? No. I am not able to upload anything on this site...