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Local August 22, 2023 | 10:36 am

Government decrees as non-working from noon on Tuesday and full Wednesday

Santo Domingo.- In anticipation of the approaching tropical storm Franklin, the Dominican Government has swiftly taken action to ensure the safety of its citizens. In a decisive move, non-working hours have been declared from noon on Tuesday until the entire day on Wednesday. This preemptive measure aims to safeguard the population from the potential impacts of the storm, which is... Read more

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