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Local January 15, 2026 | 8:20 am

Officials assure public of safety on Juan Pablo Duarte Bridge

Santo Domingo.- The Public Infrastructure Oversight Commission for Climate Change confirmed that the Juan Pablo Duarte Bridge over the Ozama River remains stable and safe for public use, dismissing concerns sparked by images recently shared on social media. Authorities clarified that the visible damage shown in the images affects only secondary masonry walls, whic... Read more

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