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Trucks Tear Down Cables and Leave a Trail of Danger on the Streets

Truck drivers who tear down telephone cables and telecommunications services have turned different points of the Gran Santo Domingo into scenarios of visual contamination and risk for pedestrians, residents and traders.Often, heavy-duty drivers do not notice the height of the airline and, as they pass through certain roads, they hook and tear down the cables, in some cases also causing damage to the power line poles.One of these cases was the ac…
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Photo by Dania Acevedo/DL Dominican Republic.–Drivers of trucks that tear down telephone cables and telecommunications services have turned different points of the Gran Santo Domingo into scenarios of visual pollution and risk for pedestrians, residents and traders.(Continue reading...) The entry Claim to remove cables that remain downed in the streets was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.

Truck drivers who tear down telephone cables and telecommunications services have turned different points of the Gran Santo Domingo into scenarios of visual contamination and risk for pedestrians, residents and traders.Often, heavy-duty drivers do not notice the height of the airline and, as they pass through certain roads, they hook and tear down the cables, in some cases also causing damage to the power line poles.One of these cases was the ac…

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www.diariolibre.com broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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