The Dominican National Police has established a permanent, enhanced security operation in La Romana, famed destination on the Dominican Republic’s Caribbean coast, located oppositie Santa Catalina Island and its province to ensure the safety, guidance, and assistance of the hundreds cruise tourists who arrive each week through’s the city’s tourist port.
According to authorities, following a surge in traffic, this initiative is part of preventive measures at providing comprehensive care to visitors and guaranteeing an environment of order, tranquillity, and protection through their stay, involving increased, visible patrols for the tourist’s safe, and reinforcing the Dominican Republic’s positive image abroad. The Dominican police emphasized that tourist safety and well - being remain a top priority.
In a week alone, La Romana received seven cruise ships, boosting the local economy and allowing thousands of visitors to explore in radial excursions and guided visits the province’s attractions.
National Police officers, working in coordination with Tourist Police (Politur) continue and will continue to offer accompaniment, information, and assistance to tourist as part of efforts to deliver efficient and visitor - focused security services.
Key details of the security reinforcement in La Romana and its province include:
• Permanent Deployment: The National Police are conducting constant surveillance at the tourist port and surrounding areas.
• Port Security: The La Romana Cruise Terminal features 24/7 CCTV monitoring, controlled access points, and dedicated security personnel.
• Strategic Collaboration: The operation includes the support of the Central Directorate of Tourism Police (POLITUR) and local authorities to enhance safety for the current busy cruise season.
• Comprehensive Safety: The measures are designed to cover tourists through their stay in the province.
This action is part of broader, ongoing efforts to maintain a safe environment in tourist hotspots across the the country.
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