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Local July 31, 2017 | 1:05 pm

Last ship leaves Ozama River

Santo Domingo.- The Ozama and Isabela rivers will be free of ships being scrapped or repaired, as part of a joint operation between the Dominican Port Authority, the Ministry of the Environment and Natural Resources and the Dominican Armada (Navy). In decree 260-14, president Danilo Medina declared the rehabilitation of the high, middle and lower Ozama and Isabela river basins as the “highest... Read more

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