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Comites De Salud Con Personeria Juridica Por Prov Act. 2006 Mayo COMITES DE SALUD BOCAS DEL TORO Nº Resolución Fecha Comunidad Corregimiento Distrito 1 2430 24/11/72 Bisira Bisira Chiriquí Grande 2 2432 24/11/72 Chiriqui Grande Chiriquí Grande Cabecera Chiriquí Grande 3 2439 24/11/72 El Escobal Chiriquí Grande Cabecera Chiriquí Grande 4 496 20/03/73 Miramar Punta Robalo Chiriquí Grande 5 1750 10/08/72 Paraíso Santeño (La Colonial) Isla Colón Bocas del Toro 6 2431 11/24/72 Punta Peña o Chiriquicito Punta Peña o Chiriquicito Chiriquí Grande 7 633 24/11/72 Quebrada Nigua Almirante Changuinola 8 763 27/4/73 San Cristóbal Bocas del Toro Bocas del Toro 9 315 27/2/85 Loma del Tigre Loma del Tigre Changuinola 10 145 07/01/91 Bucuri Bahía Azul Bocas del Toro 11 147 07/01/91 Buena Esperanza Bocas del Toro Bocas del Toro 12 1877 13/11/92 La Mesa Guabito Changuinola 13 3246 25/06/96 Pumosa Chiriquí Grande Chiriquí Grande 14 3247 25/06/96 Pueblo Nuevo Chiriquí Grande Chiriquí Grande 15 3248 25/06/96 Palma Real Punta Robalo Chiriquí Grande 16 3249 25/6/96 La Gloria Changuinola Changuinola 17 6093 18/11/96 El Silencio Changuinola Changuinola 18 6496 26/12/96 Río Oeste Arriba Almirante Changuinola 19 1542 26/2/97 Valle de Agua Arriba Almirante Changuinola 20 3092 02/06/97 Charco La Pava Almirante Bocas del Toro 21 3804 15/7/97 Soledad Almirante Changuinola 22 3805 15/06/97 Bajo de la Esperanza Almirante Changuinola 23 4825 05/09/97 Valle de Risco Almirante Changuinola 24 6044 06/11/97 Cusapin Bahía Azul Bocas del Toro 25 6046 06/11/97 Barranco Adentro Cuabito Changuinola 26 361 22/1/98 Silico Creek Punta Robalo Chiriquí Grande 27 362 22/1/98 Düdori Chiriqui Grande Chiriquí Grande 28 6756 10/11/98 Finca Las 30 Changuinola Changuinola 29 6757 10/11/98 La Ceiba Changuinola Changuinola 30 2189 19/4/99 Quebrada Canela Guabito Changuinola 31 4341 24/4/99 Buena Esperanza Tierra Oscura Bocas del Toro 32 4342 24/4/99 Nudoviti Valle de Risco Changuinola 33 4343 24/4/99 Quebrada Tula Guaribiaria Chiriquí Grande 34 4344 24/4/99 Bastimento Bastimento Bocas del Toro 35 5849 03/12/99 Quebrada Negra Piedra Roja Kantintú 36 5850 03/12/99 Quebrada Pita Valle de Risco Changuinola 37 5851 03/12/99 Oriente de Risco Valle de Risco Changuinola 38 5852 03/12/99 Santa Rosa Medio Changuinola Changuinola 39 249352 27/9/99 Bocas del Toro Valle de Risco Bocas del Toro Bocas del Toro 40 4933 27/9/99 Shark Hole Tierra Oscura Bocas del Toro 41 118 18/5/00 Santa Isabel Santa Isabel Changuinola COMITES DE SALUD BOCAS DEL TORO 42 119 18/5/00 Nance Risco Valle de Risco Changuinola 43 206 21/7/00 Juanquito Changuinola Changuinola 44 337 18/10/00 Finca 51 Guabito Changuinola 45 146 16/4/01 Ojos de Agua Almirante Changuinola 46 241 15/10/01 Los Molejones Miramar Chiriquí Grande 47 242 15/10/01 Milla 10 Changuinola Changuinola 48 324 03/06/02 Tibite Almirante Changuinola 49 325 03/06/02 Boca de Drago Bocas del Toro Bocas del Toro 50 544 09/09/02 Renacimiento Almirante Changuinola 51 545 09/09/02 Miraflores Almirante Changuinola 52 304 01/08/03 La Moa Changuinola Changuinola 53 72 02/03/04 El Festival Changuinola Changuinola 54 79 03/03/04 Ojos de Agua Almirante Changuinola 55 304 01/08/03 La Mona Changuinola Changuinola 56 313 16/8/05 Juanquito Gampalme Changuinola 57 475 09/10/05 Valle del Rey Valle del Risco Changuinola 58 476 09/10/05 Nudobdi Valle del Risco Changuinola 59 477 09/10/05 Oriente de Rosco Valle del Risco Changuinola 60 478 09/10/05 Valle del Risco Valle del Risco Changuinola 61 479 09/10/05 La Leiba Valle del Risco Changuinola 62 480 09/10/05 palo Seco Valle del Risco Changuinola 63 481 09/10/05 Quebrada Pluma Valle del Risco Changuinola.
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