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Local July 23, 2018 | 4:56 pm

Dominican Republic’s capital rids its coast of trash

Dominican Republic.-The National District Council over the weekend said over 1,000 workers, heavy equipment, including cranes removed dozens of tons of trash that piled up along Santo Domingo's coast, after being dragged by the Isabela and Ozama rivers after the downpours from a storm. It said mayor David Collado ordered all departments to join the work to remove all the accumulated garbage.

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