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The National Institute of Hydraulic Resources reports level increase in dams

Santo Domingo.- Water levels in reservoirs across the Dominican Republic have significantly increased following the recent trough, according to the daily bulletin published by the National Institute of Hydraulic Resources (Indrhi). The report indicates that nearly all dams have seen a rise in their water levels compared to the amount available on May 15. The Sabaneta dam in San... Read more

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