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Local March 24, 2017 | 8:34 pm

Last-minute pact eases Dominican capital’s trash crisis

Santo Domingo.- Following the deal struck Thursday between the contractor Lajun Corp. and Greater Santo Domingo's mayors, the processing of trash at Duquesa landfill is back to normal. The dispute over the garbage collection in the Greater Santo Domingo began last week when Lajun raised the fee per garbage truck to the cities and limited the operating hours to just from 6am-to 7pm. Environme... Read more

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