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Local November 19, 2016 | 8:29 am

Relentless rains paint bleak outlook for Dominican north region

Santo Domingo.- The relentless rains continueto paint a bleak outlook over the national territory, with over 21,700 ??peopledisplaced on Saturday and 4,345 homes damaged by flooding and landslides, mostlyin the north region, drenched by more than 770 millimeters of rainfall duringthe last 24 hours.

The Emergency Operations Center (COE) reportindicates that as of yesterday Friday another ... Read more

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