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Local July 26, 2017 | 2:54 pm

No more ship scrap yards on Santo Domingo’s rivers

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican capital's Ozama and Isabela rivers will be cleared of scrap metal salvage next Monday, when the last boat will be towed to the sea and off their banks, the Dominican Port Authority (APD) announced Tuesday. Jointly with the Environment Ministry and the Dominican Navy, the APD will head the operation to tow the ships out of the two vital bodies of water, a milestone ... Read more

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