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Economy May 4, 2016 | 4:36 pm

Downpours fill Dominican Republic’s parched dams

Santo Domingo.- The water levels at the Tavera-Baohydroelectric complex rose three meters with the constant rainfall over theweekend, but the drinking water deficit still persists

The Santiago Aqueduct Utility (CORAASAN) said its mostrecent measure at Tavera dam Wednesday stood at 316.80 centimeters above sealevel, but to derive enough water for human use, electricity generation andirriga... Read more

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