For Juan Capellano, a downpour isn't an invitation to enjoy a cup of coffee. It's a cause for fear. He's lived next to the Los Platanitos ravine in Santo Domingo Norte for over 30 years, and every time the waters threaten the area, he has to move his belongings to safety to prevent damage. He explains that living next to the ravine means dealing with the foul odors every day and being constantly on alert during the rains, due to the risk of floo…
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For Juan Capellano, a downpour isn't an invitation to enjoy a cup of coffee. It's a cause for fear. He's lived next to the Los Platanitos ravine in Santo Domingo Norte for over 30 years, and every time the waters threaten the area, he has to move his belongings to safety to prevent damage. He explains that living next to the ravine means dealing with the foul odors every day and being constantly on alert during the rains, due to the risk of floo…