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Dominica Prime Minister Skerrit Says Cleanup Progressing

Dominican Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit addresses the press, Sept. 25, 2017.

“We are attacking this from the air, from the land, from the sea. We are really trying to get as much supplies to people as possible,” Skerrit said. Full Story

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