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Local October 1, 2018 | 12:58 pm

Surprise protest backs up traffic on busy highway

Santo Domingo.- Bottles, trash and stones were hurled onto the busy Duarte highway 9.5 kilometers north of the capital Monday morning, a violent incident whose cause has yet to be determined. The melee backed up north-to-south traffic at the area known as El Kilometro Nueve." National Police and a garbage collection truck arrived on the scene to restore traffic and collect the trash.... Read more

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