This, naturally, was reflected in a hostile attitude towards distributors, and favored illegal connections. Therefore, before carrying out any actual work in the neighborhood, EDEEste - the company responsible for the network in the area - worked with community groups to hear complaints, get to know their needs and forge a new relationship between neighbors and the State. Lack of public safety is one of the primary concerns among Latin Americans, and the Caribbean is not immune to this scourge.
In many cities within the region, increased street lighting has been an effective way to reduce crime. Public safety has increased, students used to leave in semi-darkness, complete darkness and they fell victim to many criminals.
Nowadays the Dominican electricity system is not very profitable and runs with a deficit that has increased in the last four years. In fact, according to Sergio Gonzalez, a senior energy specialist at the World Bank, transfers from the central government to cover the deficit in the electricity sector averaged 1. The electricity pact seeks to turn this situation around by providing all Dominicans with a reliable supply, 24 hours a day, within the next 15 years.
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No victims have yet been reported, authorities said. The capital Santo Domingo and five other provinces of the southern coast remained on high alert given forecasts of heavy rain for another day in the wake of Fred, the sixth named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season. Residents of Santo Domingo suburbs bordering the swollen Ozama and Isabela rivers used mops and buckets to remove water from their homes.
Representatives of the electricity generating companies indicated that the generation system operates normally. They allege that the blackouts registered are due to failures in the distribution system. Local June 29, pm Text size: Smaller Bigger. Power grid clients report blackouts of more than 20 hours in various sectors of Santo Domingo.
Reply from EdeEste Through a statement, EdeEste reported that its technicians are working rapidly to replace a post that was hit by a vehicle on Charles de Gaulle Avenue , in front of the Maxim pharmacy, which has caused service interruptions in sectors of Santo Domingo Este located in the surroundings of the Charles de Gaulle, the Mendoza highway and the San Isidro highway.
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