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Local April 30, 2015 | 4:34 pm

Environment says forest fires more than 70% controlled

Santo Domingo.- Environment minister Bautista Rojas on Thursday said the recent forest fires in recent days in various areas of the country are more than 70% controlled

He said at Los Haitises National Park three helicopters work to prevent and control the blazes quickly, while the brushfires near the towns Constanza, Restauracion, Barahona, Dajabón and Ocoa are more than 70%, contro... Read more

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