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Health May 17, 2020 | 11:00 am

Dominican Republic is nearing the end of its state of emergency, which will bring de-escalation and economic reopening

SANTO DOMINGO.- This Monday will mark the last 15 days of the state of emergency that has now run for more than two months in the country and will end June 1st. These last 15 days will also include the gradual dismantling of confinement, which in turn, would allow the official reopening of the economy, with new corresponding measures to avoid contagion and the expansion of COVID-19.... Read more

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