Local

Local September 21, 2017 | 4:25 pm

Dominican Republic: Maria leaves tens of thousands without power

Santo Domingo.- Hurricane Maria's torrential downpours over the Dominican Republic since Thurs. have left without power tens of thousands of homes in the east and south regions, and the entire north region. State-owned Electric Utility (CDEEE)- Emergency Operations Center (COE) liaison, Ernesto Perez said in a press conference. "In the south zone there are four circuits out of service, and a... Read more

Maria bashes Dominican Republic’s north coast

Dominican tourist towns already feel Maria’s winds

Airlines scramble to flee Puerto Plata

Beach Cleanup Day volunteers scoop up tons of trash

First response mission: protect human lives

Dominican Republic north coast faces a pounding

Dominican Republic hopes Maria skips its shores

Polish priest’s rape victims to sue Catholic Church for US$2.1M

Medina coordinates actions with first response agencies

As Maria looms, Dominican doctors announce a 24-hour strike

More evidence on Medina’s Odebrecht-funded campaigns

No recognition of laws on parties and elections, opposition warns

Dominican Republic: all eyes on Hurricane Maria

Dominican airports on high alert; planes taken to hangars

Medina skips UN General Assembly on Hurricane Maria threat

Buy car in DR

Maria to reach land same day Hurricane Georges slammed the east

First response agencies huddle as Hurricane Maria looms

Greens protest at tomb of ruling party’s founder

Medina, UN’s Guterres talk Venezuela

Dominican Republic bracing for Hurricane Maria

Dominican Republic’s top spy slams the US over narco list

Search Local