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Tourism September 15, 2017 | 1:07 pm

Time to clean up the beaches again

Santo Domingo.- "Any damage you do to nature you do to yourself. That garbage in the sea has drastic consequences for the life of the sea and for us as well. That's why this Saturday we will go to the beaches and riverbanks to be cleaned to create awareness," said World Beach Cleanup Day 3Rs Program director, Ginny Heinsen. She said the riverbanks will also be cleaned and affirmed that the coun... Read more

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