Emergency phones
Dominican Republic
Ambulance 809-532 0000
Fire Brigade:
Santo Domingo 809-682 2000
Boca Chica 809-523 4626
Puerto Plata 809-586 2312
Police:
Santo Domingo 809-682 2151
Puerto Plata 809-586 2331

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Ambulance (Havana)
838 1185
838 2185
Fire Brigade: 105
Police: 106
Drug Unit: 103

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Hurricane (ciclon) alerts
2011 Names: Arlene, Bret, Irene, Katia, Ophelia, Rina

WEATHER WARNINGS

Hurricane warnings for the Caribbean Islands

Caribation service for travelers to Dominican Republic, Cuba, Haiti and Puerto Rico

Disclaimer: External data. Caribation assumes no liability.

Report date: Sun, 19 May 2013 23:36:27 GMT
Source: National Hurricane Center (Atlantic)
More info and current maps

Hurricanes (called ciclon in Cuba) are tropical cyclones. Danger arises through very high wind speeds, waves and heavy rain falls. Hurricane season lasts from June through November. We receive this frequent question: How am I supposed to behave as a tourist when I get surprised on the island?

Three simple rules:
1. Stay home.
2. Prepare for much rain.
3. Follow the instructions of the Civil Protection authorities.

Also, you will not be surprised. The arrival of a storm is widely alerted one or two days in advance.

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The Remains. 2013-05-05 DTG Photography posted a photo: What remains of a house after a hurricane on Isla Mujeres.	Urban Decay on Isla Mujeres 2013-05-05 DTG Photography posted a photo: Some abandoned buildings on Isla Mujeres.