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Local April 10, 2026 | 1:11 pm

Authorities issue flood alert as heavy rains threaten Dominican Republic this weekend

Santo Domingo.- Dominican authorities are urging the public to remain on high alert for possible urban flooding, river and ravine overflows, and landslides as a trough and frontal system approach the country this weekend amid already saturated soil conditions.

Emergency Operations Center (COE) Director Juan Manuel Méndez said t... Read more

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