Pala Band of Mission Indians gets first naloxone vending machine on tribal land [Breaking]
The Pala Band of Mission Indians has installed what the tribe says is the first Naloxone vending machine ever placed on tribal land in the United States, it was announced today.
“Fentanyl is killing people around the world and here in our own community,” said Robert Smith, chairman of the Pala Band of Mission Indians. He said 16 members of the Pala Tribe have died from opioid-related deaths. The machine is funded through San Diego County’s Naloxone Distribution Program and is among several being installed throughout the county.
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