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Local October 29, 2012 | 7:29 am

Two days after storm churns away, 18,858 Dominicans still not home

Santo Domingo.- Two days after Hurricane Sandy churned away from the country, 18,858 people are still not back home, some 4,000 fewer than on Saturday.

The Emergency Operations Center (COE) yesterday said 4,983 homes were damaged and 71 communities are cut off, mostly in hard hit Azua province (southwest), with 51.

It said however, that Santo Domingo East had the most people in she... Read more

Two days after storm churns away, 18,858 Dominicans still not home

Two days after storm churns away, 18,858 Dominicans still not home

Two days after storm churns away, 18,858 Dominicans still not home

Two days after storm churns away, 18,858 Dominicans still not home

Two days after storm churns away, 18,858 Dominicans still not home

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Dominican President declares a national emergency(Update)

Dominican President declares a national emergency(Update)

Dominican President declares a national emergency(Update)

Dominican President declares a national emergency(Update)

Dominican President declares a national emergency(Update)

Dominican President declares a national emergency(Update)

Dominican President declares a national emergency(Update)

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Déjà vu: Damaged bridge halts traffic to the South

Déjà vu: Damaged bridge halts traffic to the South

Déjà vu: Damaged bridge halts traffic to the South

Déjà vu: Damaged bridge halts traffic to the South

Déjà vu: Damaged bridge halts traffic to the South

Déjà vu: Damaged bridge halts traffic to the South

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