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Local April 24, 2018 | 8:08 pm

Oil leak peeves townsfolk as Environment investigates

Santo Domingo.- The Environment Ministry launched an investigation into the fuel oil spill from a pipeline of the miner Falcondo in a district of San Cristóbal province (south). Environment spokeswoman Julia Ramírez said technicians were sent to the site and render a report afterwards. Quita Sueño mayor, Antonio Brito said the fuel leak is in the pipeline from that town to the mining comp... Read more

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