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Local March 15, 2018 | 11:59 am

Dominican Republic border town calm as Haitians flee

Pedernales, Dominican Republic.- The southwestern town of Pedernales returned to normal on Wed. after a tense Tuesday when dozens of Haitians were forced to leave within a 24-hour "deadline" issued by residents The binational market is still suspended and the Haitian nationals have left the town, even returned to their county, local media report. The elite troops continue patrols assisted by... Read more

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