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Economy May 9, 2016 | 7:52 am

Dominican Republic downpours end drought, unleash floods

Santo Domingo.- Nearly 3,500 people have been evacuated as downpoursin recent days have unleashed flooding across the Dominican Republic, reliefagencies reported Sunday.

"The population mustn’t be careless," said EmergencyOperations Center (COE) director Juan Manuel Mendez in a press conference.

He warned of more flooding and landslides from the variousweather systems wh... Read more

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