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Economy June 5, 2017 | 7:16 pm

Tougher rules for new gas stations aim to reduce risks

Santo Domingo.- The Environment Ministry on Monday issued changes on the requirements to install new gas stations to reduce the risks inherent in that type of activity. Resolution No. 0014 \ 2017 says to apply for such a business starts with filing of the form at the Environmental Authorization Services - One-stop window - which must include a Certification from Internal Taxes (DGII ), assuring... Read more

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