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Economy October 2, 2017 | 7:31 pm

Govt. to help agro recover with RD$500.0, materials

Santo Domingo.- Hurricanes Irma and Maria damaged only 616 hectares of farmlands, says an agro sector survey, whose report was delivered to president Danilo Medina on Monday. After a meeting with the president attended by the heads of agro sector government agencies, Agriculture minister Ángel Estévez said that only around a third of the hectares sustained significant damage. He said the G... Read more

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