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Local December 20, 2017 | 5:02 pm

Over 7,700 first responders hit the road for a Safe Christmas

Santo Domingo.- Doctors, paramedics and over 7,700 first responders will be deployed along the entire country's thoroughfares as part of the "Safe Christmas" effort starts that Saturday, Dec. 23 at 2pm and concludes 6pm Christmas Day. The Emergency Operations Center (COE) coordinates the operation's first stage that includes 1,631 fits aid stations; 132 ambulances, 3 helicopters, 90 quick respo... Read more

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