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Local January 28, 2016 | 3:59 pm

Dominican Republic´s main river languishes under trash

Santiago.- DominicanRepublic´s most important and longest river Yaque del Norte agonizes from the thousandsof tons of industrial waste, chemicals and butcher scraps dumped on its banks inSantiago daily, while authorities fail to protect waters, the main source forthe fertile Cibao region.

Representatives fromvarious sectors have complained about the pollution devastating the "Sl... Read more

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