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Local December 21, 2017 | 12:04 pm

Nine dead after drinking Haitian moonshine(Update)

Santo Domingo.- Public Health minister, Altagracia Guzmán, on Thurs. confirmed the death of five people in the Dominican Republic and four in Haiti after drinking the moonshine-like alcoholic beverage "clerén" or "triculí." She said the drink was acquired in a business known as Du Centre, in Haiti, in the village Los Cacaos. File. Six people died Wed. in Pedro Santana, Elías Piña (west)... Read more

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