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Local October 12, 2019 | 8:06 am

Haina landfill fire continues to be brought under control

Yesterday the Ministry of Public Works reported that it reinforced the heavy equipment and brigades that work towards extinguishing the Haina landfill fire. The work has gone on for two weeks, although according to the agency in the last 48 hours it has decreased substantially. Minister Ramón Pepín, who visited the landfill, said that there were ten tanker trucks, two backhoes, a bulldozer, a... Read more

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