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The "Siembra tu Pueblo" program started reforestation efforts across Santo Domingo Oeste. This initiative aims to plant more than 10,000 plants throughout sectors like Bayona and Las Caobas. These plantings help with oxygen production and environmental regulation for residents.
Diario Libre · Oct 9, 2026The Center of Emergency Operations discontinued the green alert level for potential overflows in San Cristóbal and the National District. This change followed tropical wave activity that brought rainfall between 35 and 60 millimeters near the Caribbean coast. Residents can now expect conditions to normalize following the recent weather pattern.
Diario Libre · Oct 8, 2026Only 2 publishable local items were found for this period. No unrelated stories were added.
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The "Siembra tu Pueblo" program, coordinated by FEDA, began a reforestation effort in Santo Domingo Oeste. The initiative plans to plant over 10,000 plants across various sectors, including Bayona and Las Caobas. Officials highlighted that trees help with oxygen production and environmental regulation.
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Merenguera Miriam Cruz reported experiencing an act of road violence while traveling with her husband at the intersection of John F. Kennedy and Abraham Lincoln avenues in Santo Domingo. A motorcyclist reportedly threw a stone that broke the rear window of their vehicle. Cruz used the incident to call attention to the need for safety on public roads.
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The Center of Emergency Operations (COE) discontinued the green alert level for possible river, stream, and ravine overflows in San Cristóbal, Santo Domingo, and the National District. This followed tropical wave activity that caused rainfall accumulations between 35 and 60 millimeters in areas near the Caribbean coast.
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