President of the National Customs Office Suffers Decompensation in Santa Cruz;
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The president of the National Customs Office, Alberto Soto, suffered a cardiac arrest this Friday. The authority was in the municipality of Puerto Quijarro, in Santa Cruz, when the incident arose. According to the preliminary report, Soto was initially taken to the Prince of Peace Hospital of the municipality of Cruz; however, he had to be evacuated from emergency to the hospital of Corumbá, in the city of Brazil, due to the gravity of his case.
LA PAZ 10 JUL (NOMADA NEWS).- The president of the National Customs Office, Alberto Soto, suffered a decompensation while he was in the border municipality of Puerto Quijarro, in the department of Santa Cruz, so he was transferred from emergency to a hospital in the Brazilian city of Corumbá. According to the first reports, the authority would have presented an apparent heart attack, which was why he received immediate medical attention. So far,…
The president of the National Customs Office, Alberto Samuel Soto, was successfully stabilized in a hospital in Corumbá, Brazil, after suffering a heart attack in Puerto Quijarro while holding meetings with municipal authorities. The authority had this medical mishap in that municipality of the department of Santa Cruz, while it was fulfilling a work schedule in the border region. It was attended in the first instance in the Príncipe de Paz Hosp…
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