I cannot comment on the child in question because I have not seen him.
I can comment on children in the Samana penisular and particularly ajacent to the port because I worked in that clinic.
There is widespread scabies in the population, particularly in the area of the ash dump, which has nothing to do with any toxic materials but does indicate a lack of diagnosis and effective treatment of scabies and the secondary infections that follow.
A single patient does not indicate a cause and effect. Do not jump to conclusions. Rumors are just that, rumors.
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Originally Posted by audboogie
i was talking to a dominican yesterday and he told me that the dominican republic government was paid money to have wastes thrown somewhere off of samana. i dont know if its true and if it is when this happened, but the reason why it was brought up is because a young woman was walking down the street with her baby boy prob 8 mo or so and he had what looked like cuts or sores on his face. The people were saying that the reason why he had them and the reason why people are getting sick is bc of the wastes that were thrown of samana. now is any of this story/rumor true?
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