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Local March 5, 2024 | 10:33 am

Dominican authorities partially restrict border crossings from Haiti

Dajabón, DR.- Dominican authorities have implemented partial restrictions on individuals and vehicles entering from Haiti, aiming to prevent potential incursions by Haitian criminals through the Border Crossing. This directive, enforced on Tuesday, resulted in the blocking of Haitian citizens' entry via the border bridge connecting Dajabón with Juana Méndez. The measure has led... Read more

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