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Local October 11, 2016 | 3:44 pm

Disaster again brings Dominicans and Haitians together

Santo Domingo.- The government of the DominicanRepublic on Tuesday started sending humanitarian aid for victims of HurricaneMatthew in its Hispaniola neighbor Haiti, after the presidents of bothcountries met in Port-au-Prince to discuss the aid needed.

Presidency Social Plan director Iris Guabasaid 30 trucks with cargo of food, water, medicines and products for the repairand construction ... Read more

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