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Local May 5, 2020 | 4:07 pm

The capital’s water crunch reaches 73M gallons daily

Santo Domingo.- The drinking water deficit that affects Greater Santo Domingo reached 73 million gallons per day, according to the Santo Domingo Aqueduct Utility (CAASD). The area most affected by the lack of rains that improve the flows is Santo Domingo Este, whose residents have complained for more than two months about the lack of water. As of today Tuesday, the utility’s water supply i... Read more

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