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05-30-20 17:23 #31919
Posts: 2466Originally Posted by Oakie [View Original Post]
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05-29-20 13:36 #31918
Posts: 581Only way
Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]
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05-29-20 08:14 #31917
Posts: 1908Originally Posted by Nordico [View Original Post]
The figures I posted show that the current risk factor for dying from COVID19 in the DR, is far lower than their home countries.
So it might inform the decisions of those folks who are chomping at the bit to get back to DR pussy?
(The numbers are from https://ourworldindata.org/).
Trying to post real info, free of speculation, rumours, political and news media hype.
Salud.
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05-29-20 02:36 #31916
Posts: 15898To Worry
Originally Posted by NightWhaler [View Original Post]
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05-29-20 00:46 #31915
Posts: 99Not to worry
Originally Posted by Nordico [View Original Post]
Peace and love.
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05-28-20 18:56 #31914
Posts: 614Originally Posted by Oakie [View Original Post]
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05-28-20 14:22 #31913
Posts: 2116Originally Posted by Oakie [View Original Post]
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05-28-20 09:43 #31912
Posts: 1908Originally Posted by Questner [View Original Post]
Don't let opinions or rumors affect your daily life. Only facts on the ground matter. Manana the reality may be totally different.
Here are the facts for those contemplating a trip to DR, or even the USA.
Per capita deaths (per million of population).
Belgium 615.
Spain 574.
You. K. 555.
Italy 554.
France 424.
Sweden 395.
Netherlands 338.
Ireland 330.
USA 299.
DR 47.
USA S. Are, China, Iran. Unreliable data!
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05-28-20 03:49 #31911
Posts: 1935It is after all a medical not political issue isn't it?
Countries may take a dim look at travelers from the United States of America. I doubt simply holding a passport from there will become a liability. But could result in ALL travelers arriving from hot spots in the United States of America receiving additional medical screening. I addressed issues of medical issues involving COVID-19 and why I personally think additional medical screening for those arriving from hotspots in the United States of America (or any country for that matter) in the Politics in the Dominican Republic forum less than a month ago.
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05-28-20 02:39 #31910
Posts: 1315Originally Posted by Tempoecorto [View Original Post]
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05-27-20 03:07 #31909
Posts: 2116For those US passport holders that are raring to go. Anywhere!
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05-22-20 18:56 #31908
Posts: 1908Originally Posted by Xrundel [View Original Post]
But just a note. While the cops are aware of the (illegal) back room activities going on at the usual spots, it's not helpful to the owners to have them publicized by name on a public board.
There's PM facility here for that, yours for a modest full subscription.
Cheers!
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05-22-20 05:30 #31907
Posts: 16Originally Posted by HuskerDude [View Original Post]
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05-22-20 01:04 #31906
Posts: 5Been in Sosua since March. It was pretty dead all this time. Nice to see the curfew extended until 7 pm and some of the clothing stores opened and yes the barbershops. No more calling your barber and getting a trim behind closed doors. Was expecting things to be pretty tense with months of no business but feels alright on the street, vibe is pretty good. Was visiting Coco bar which is officially closed but if you knock and say you are friend you can get a drink at the bar. The bartender is a cool Canadian guy always telling stories but honestly the place is pretty lively as is with everyone just enjoying all good times. I was told you can get a good breakfast at the back at Plan be. Never tried it though. Street action is next to non-existent especially compared to what it used to be. All Santo Domingo chicas are staying put at home.
Was pretty sad to learn that the main disco is closed until further notice as an attempt to "turn the city into family friendly neighborhood" by the local government. Sosúa just changed the major so may be it will change, who knows, but the resort lobby seems pretty powerful.
Any other advice of functioning bars at the moment? Hearing a lot of music in the neighborhoods, anyone had a way to get to the party?
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05-22-20 00:52 #31905
Posts: 5Been in Sosua since March, it was a dead city now things are opening, 7 pm a oh.