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Local May 6, 2025 | 8:19 am

Masacre river overflows

Dajabón.- Heavy rainfall on Monday caused the Masacre River in Dajabón to overflow, leading to localized flooding, including at the CODEVI free trade zone. The torrential downpours affected parts of the district, prompting emergency responses.

In response, the Emergency Operations Center (COE) lowered the number of provinces under ale... Read more

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