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Local April 6, 2022 | 7:26 am

Shippers warn against sending contraband to Dominican Republic

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican American Maritime Federation and Air Cargo Associations (Fedacama) on Tuesday called on the Dominican community abroad to refrain from sending merchandise that goes against the law so that they avoid being brought to justice and not affect the sector that generates more than 15,000 jobs between the United States and the Dominican Republic. Bertha Marjaris Gil de Ba... Read more

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