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The COE Raises to 15 the Provinces on Green Alert by Vaguada

The Emergency Operations Center (COE) keeps 14 provinces and the National District on a green alert against the risk of urban floods and floods of small streams and ravines, due to the rains that occur and those that are predicted for the next hours.The update is contained in Situation Report No. 1 per vaguada, issued on Saturday, October 3, at 11:00 in the morning.The demarcations under green alert are: San Cristóbal, Santo Domingo, Monsignor N…
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Santo Domingo, Oct 4 (Prensa Latina) Dominican Republic today ratified green alert for 16 provinces and the National District to the effects of a vacuum that favors conditions of humidity and atmospheric instability on the territory. The post Dominicana keeps alert in 16 provinces due to effects of void first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

The Emergency Operations Center (COE) keeps 17 demarcations on green alert, including the Gran Santo Domingo, due to conditions of humidity and instability that will continue to generate a flood over the Dominican Republic. According to the bulletin of the Dominican Institute of Meteorology (INDOMET), the void will favor in the afternoon the occurrence of very strong local downpours, thunderstorms, gusts of wind and possible hails, mainly in are…

The Emergency Operations Center (COE) expanded the green alert to the conditions of humidity and instability generated by a flood over the national territory. The measure seeks to prevent possible urban floods, as well as floods of rivers, streams and ravines due to the recorded rains and those foreseen for the next hours. The provinces [...]

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On Saturday, the Emergency Operations Center (COE) raised the number of demarcations on a green alert to 15, including the National District, due to the risk of urban floods and floods of small streams and streams caused by the rains associated with a flood that affects the country.

The Emergency Operations Center (COE) keeps 14 provinces and the National District on a green alert against the risk of urban floods and floods of small streams and ravines, due to the rains that occur and those that are predicted for the next hours.The update is contained in Situation Report No. 1 per vaguada, issued on Saturday, October 3, at 11:00 in the morning.The demarcations under green alert are: San Cristóbal, Santo Domingo, Monsignor N…

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