By THE STAR STAFF The Community Pharmacies Association of Puerto Rico (AFCPR by its initials in Spanish) warned on Thursday that rising electricity costs could lead to reduced operating hours, limited clinical services, and even the closure of pharmacies. Consequently, the association has requested that the Puerto Rico Energy Bureau (PREB) not authorize any further rate increases. “Community pharmacies cannot pass on increased energy costs to patients, as these expenses cannot be added to the…
