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Local May 14, 2018 | 1:30 pm

Dominican Republic adds 900 border troops to ‘enforce the law’

Santo Domingo.- President Danilo Medina on Sun. said Dominican law will be enforced along the border, and ordered an additional 900 troops to bolster patrols on the coasts from Manzanillo to Puerto Plata in the north and Pedernales to Barahona in the south. He also ordered the deployment of three helicopters an additional 50 off-road vehicles and, to "counteract the pre-penetration of undocumen... Read more

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