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Tourism July 14, 2015 | 11:50 am

Dominican hoteliers need not fear Sargasso Seaweed

Santo Domingo.- An Environment Ministry official on Tuesday said Dominican Republic’s hoteliers have no reason to panic over the seaweed reaching the beaches from the Sargasso Sea, south of Bermuda.

Biologist Bienvenido Santana, deputy minister for Marine and Coastal Resources, says hotels should collect the seaweed by hand and avoid erosion damage to the beaches by backhoes and bulldoz... Read more

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