Hotel Benny – Comfortable Accommodation in Gaspar Hernández.
Are you looking for a cozy and affordable place to stay on the north coast? Hotel Benny can be a great choice for travelers who want to enjoy the natural beauty and tranquility of this charming town.
Hotel Benny offers 17 spacious and comfortable rooms, with prices starting from only Rd1,200 up to Rd2,200 per night (as of Feb. 2024). You can choose from different features, such as a balcony, kitchenette, or jacuzzi, to suit your preferences and needs.
Hotel Benny is conveniently located in the scenic hills, close to the stunning beaches of Playa Rogelio and Playa Caleton. You can also walk to the nearby shops and restaurants, or explore the town’s attractions.
Hotel Benny provides all the amenities you need for a relaxing and enjoyable stay, such as:
• TV, Air Conditioning, Hot Water, Wi-Fi, 24/7 electricity
• Outside seating, amazing views, free morning coffee
• In-house lounge, BBQ area, friendly staff
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the best of the north coast. Book your room at Hotel Benny today and get ready for an unforgettable vacation!
To book or inquire, contact:
Office 809-587-2509
Cell/WA: 849-453-7187
Calle Oscar Dominguez No.13
Gaspar Hernandez, Dominican Republic
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Septic tank cleaning service on the north coast Dominican Republic!
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They specialize in:
- Cleaning of grease traps
- Septic tank cleaning
They have a brand new truck, pumps, and equipment to ensure the best results. They also provide a free site inspection and a flexible appointment system to suit your needs. They cover the entire North Coast area from Nagua to Puerto Plata, and they speak both English and Spanish.
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Contact Manuel:
Office: 1 809-587-2509
WA/Cell: 1 849-453-7187
Based in Gaspar Hernandez
Adolescent pregnancy cases dropped by 9.5% in 2023 compared to the previous year, according to preliminary data from the National Statistics Office (ONE). ONE says it is the third year of a downward trend in teenage pregnancies.
In 2022, hospital registries estimated the number of births of teenage mothers at 25,489. Cases then declined to 23,070 in 2023, with an absolute difference of 2,419 births, or a 9.5% decline.
The Children and Adolescents Cabinet (Gana) and the National Council for Children and Adolescents (Conani) released the information. In a joint statement, the entities attribute the decline to the efforts of various institutions, led by Gana, with the technical support and coordination of Conani.
Source: DR1, Conani
Feb 1, 2024
The boom in demand by US citizens for plastic surgeries in the Dominican Republic has led to US medics extolling their competitive advantages. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Public Health in the DR says better controls are in place to ensure quality in the local plastic surgery procedures to reduce risks.
The director of the Renacip, the plastic surgery medical residence at the Gautier public hospital in Santo Domingo, Dr. Severo Mercedes warns patients to consult only with plastic surgeons who keep the higher standards and are members of the Dominican Society of Plastic Surgeons (Sodocipre). Dr. Severo Mercedes warns patients to stay away from physicians who may accept to carry out multiple procedures simultaneously, increasing patient risk.
According to data offered by the president of the Dominican Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (Sodocipre), Sergio Guzmán Padilla, in 2023, 40,000 foreign-residing patients underwent plastic surgery procedures here, most coming from the United States, Spain and Italy.
The Dominican Republic is No. 1 in medical tourism in the Caribbean region, with plastic surgeries being the most demanded medical service. From 2009 to 2022, 93 US citizens died of plastic surgeries in the Dominican Republic. Most of the deaths were due to embolic events, that may occur when a blood clot that forms elsewhere in the body breaks loose and travels to the brain via the bloodstream, causing a stroke.
In a meeting with Center for Disease Control representatives, the Ministry of Public Health gave insights into the controls in place to improve the quality of medical services. The CDC acknowledged during a meeting with Ministry of Public Health officers that plastic surgeons here are offering quality services for better prices and this combination is attracting the patients.
Public Health Minister Victor Atallah says deaths have declined in recent years due to better quality controls.
Source: DR1, Diario Libre
Feb 1, 2024
