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Local February 10, 2017 | 1:00 pm

National Park agro ban restores shriveled rivers

Santo Domingo.- Since hundreds of waterpipelines were dismantled at Valle Nuevo National Park, irrigation watervolumes have risen in the lower part of Constanza.

Constanza Environmental Council member Johnny Marte onFriday said the volume of Grande al Medio river has improved, and provides waterto irrigate several farming villages.

He said the increase is evident at the villages of ... Read more

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