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Local August 18, 2021 | 8:55 am

Families affected by storm Grace begin to return to their homes

Santo Domingo.– As the waters of the Ozama and Isabela rivers fall to their level, the families affected by the remnants of tropical depression Grace began to return to their homes in Greater Santo Domingo, except for 12 that provisionally continue at the Elvira de Mendoza school, on Venezuela Avenue, due to the collapse of their homes, Diario Libre reported. Since Monday, the waters have rec... Read more

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