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Local April 14, 2022 | 2:36 pm

Safety prep includes QR code for beaches

Santo Domingo.- In an innovative measure for this Easter Week's safety preparations, the Civil Defense agency has created a QR code that shows, with a simple scan, which beaches and bathing resorts are open and safe for the enjoyment of the public. They can also find out where the aid stations are located throughout the country to respond to any emergency for vacationers. By accessing the co... Read more

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