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Local November 25, 2016 | 3:45 pm

Floods stun Dominican Republic, 82 towns cut off

Santo Domingo.- The four weeks of torrential rainskeep 82 communities cut off, while 18 provinces remain under flash flood warnings,the Emergency Operations Center (COE) announced Friday.

A COE report also indicates that 14,743people remain displaced and 13 bridges have been damaged or collapsed, as wellas six roads washed out.

It said 15 people are trapped in a town near Hostostown... Read more

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