# Young Woman Dies After Surgery at Unlicensed Clinic in Pasto

A young woman died after surgery at an unlicensed clinic in Pasto, leading to its closure by health authorities.

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A young woman died after undergoing a procedure at an unlicensed clinic located on Avenida Panamericana in Pasto, Colombia. [^1]

Coljuegos is the Colombian state-owned industrial and commercial company responsible for administering and supervising games of chance and hazard nationwide. [^2]

Health authorities, including the Fiscalía Seccional Pasto, the Departmental Health Institute of Nariño (IDSN), and the Municipal Health Secretariat, raided the facility following the death. [^3]

The inspection found serious inconsistencies regarding compliance with sanitary regulations and waste management protocols. [^4]

Resources collected from regulated gaming activities are destined for social purposes, primarily towards the healthcare system. [^5]

The National Council for Games of Chance and Hazard (CNJSA) functions as the organ that defines the general lines of policy for gaming operations. [^6]

The Departmental Health Institute called on citizens to verify that medical, surgical, or aesthetic establishments are properly licensed before undergoing procedures. [^7]

The Colombian Congress is working on a bill regarding electronic entertainment for adults to provide a more defined legal framework for these activities. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. A young woman died after undergoing a procedure at an unlicensed clinic located on Avenida Panamericana in Pasto, Colombia. (Caracol Radio, News)
2. Coljuegos is the Colombian state-owned industrial and commercial company responsible for administering and supervising games of chance and hazard nationwide. (El País, News)
3. Health authorities, including the Fiscalía Seccional Pasto, the Departmental Health Institute of Nariño (IDSN), and the Municipal Health Secretariat, raided the facility following the death. (Caracol Radio, News)
4. The inspection found serious inconsistencies regarding compliance with sanitary regulations and waste management protocols. (Caracol Radio, News)
5. Resources collected from regulated gaming activities are destined for social purposes, primarily towards the healthcare system. (El País, News)
6. The National Council for Games of Chance and Hazard (CNJSA) functions as the organ that defines the general lines of policy for gaming operations. (El País, News)
7. The Departmental Health Institute called on citizens to verify that medical, surgical, or aesthetic establishments are properly licensed before undergoing procedures. (Caracol Radio, News)
8. The Colombian Congress is working on a bill regarding electronic entertainment for adults to provide a more defined legal framework for these activities. (El País, News)

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