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Local April 10, 2017 | 7:44 pm

Agents shutter stations, seize fuels on lack of permits

Santo Domingo.- The Commerce Ministry's Fuel Control Dept. (CECCOM) on Monday shuttered two fuel stations and dismantled three others for selling without a permit, near Monte Plata and San Francisco de Macorís. Industry. The two stations closed in Don Juan, Monte Plata, didn’t have the Ministry's authorization, said CECCOM Director Wascar González, who said  2,160 gallons of diesel and 110... Read more

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