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Local December 9, 2020 | 9:32 am

Tourism police announce heightened vigilance

Santo Domingo.- The Tourist Security Corps (Cestur) on Tuesday announced reinforced surveillance in tourist centers, highways and airports in the face of the recovery of tourism and the increase in the arrival of national and foreign travelers. Cestur director Juan Carlos Torres said 1,600 officers will patrol the streets supported by Navy, Air Force and National Police and other agencies. H... Read more

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