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Health June 4, 2025 | 8:04 am

Saharan dust begins to clear as heat persists

Santo Domingo.- Starting this Wednesday, the Saharan dust mass affecting the Dominican Republic will begin to subside, resulting in clearer skies and reduced atmospheric haze, according to the Dominican Meteorological Institute (Indomet).

Despite the gradual decline in dust concentration, the country will continue to experience intense heat due ... Read more

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