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Local September 11, 2017 | 11:45 am

28 aqueducts damaged, over 422,000 people without piped water

Santo Domingo.- Over 422,000 people are still without drinking water as Hurricane Irma forced the shutdown of 28 aqueducts, National Water (Inapa) Institute operations director Ramón Batista said Sunday. He said the downpours affected 58 water storage systems, which limits the service to 1.5 million people nationwide. He said the aqueducts of Santiago, Duarte, Santiago Rodriguez, Valverde, ... Read more

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