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Local September 4, 2018 | 1:10 pm

Public Works again cleans up the trash on the Malecón

Santo Domingo.- The Public Works Ministry on Mon. intervened on Mon. the south coast of Santo Domingo's picturesque Malecón for the second time in as many weeks, collecting trash and flotsam dragged by the rivers during the recent downpours. Road maintenance crews began collecting and removing the trash since early yesterday along the Malecón's several coves and beaches. "The garbage is co... Read more

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