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Uncategorized September 18, 2018 | 1:32 pm

Dominican Navy rescues 3 Americans on boat adrift

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Navy on Mon. announced the rescue of three Americans on the high seas, who were on board the U.S.-registry boat "Crews Two," which malfunctioned after having set sail from Puerto Rico to their country. The U.S> citizens were taken aboard the Navy patroller "Capella" to the dock at Juanillo, Punta Cana (east). The two men and one woman are in perfect health an

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