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Local May 5, 2015 | 4:16 pm

Wildfires still rage in Dominican Republic’s east, north

Santo Domingo.- The Environment Ministry affirmed Tuesday that more than 500 firefighters work to permanently control the blazes in areas of the Los Haitises National Park (east) and Gaspar Hernandez township (north).

It called on the country’s business leaders, farmers and owners of wooded land and the population to adopt measures to prevent the start of wildfires.

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