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Several issues facing country, some decisions taken by VROMI will not be nice but will be necessary --- Minister Emmanuel.

December 21, 2016

Several issues facing country, some decisions taken by VROMI will not be nice but will be necessary --- Minister Emmanuel.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Incoming Minister of VROMI Christopher Emmanuel did not waste any time since taking office on Tuesday. Minister Emmanuel said at the weekly Council of Minister's press briefing that the Ministry of VROMI has a lot of issues to deal with, some of those issues he mentioned are the traffic congestion, sewage water, garbage collection, running water and even mattresses along the roadside and road infrastructure. The incoming Minister who is no stranger to St. Maarten since he has been a vocal Member of Parliament and radio announcer.
Minister Emmanuel said shortly after taking office he along with the Prime Minister had to immediately pause some road works due to traffic congestions. He made clear that some decisions that has to be taken by the Ministry would not be nice but that is what the situation is right now and St. Maarten is a growing country. Emmanuel said he knows that everyone is more concerned about the garbage situation and waste to energy but when one looks at the traffic situation is also alarming. He called on road users to be very vigilant since there are too many road accidents these past months.
Emmanuel said on Tuesday that some professionals addressed him and the staff of VROMI of some of the plans they have and want to implement to elevate the traffic. Emmanuel stressed that hard decisions will be taken with regards the collection of garbage and the people should be prepared for it. The new Minister said he intends to meet with the department heads and other personnel in order to solve the problems the country is facing.

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Several issues facing country, some decisions taken by VROMI will not be nice but will be necessary --- Minister Emmanuel.

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/several-issues-facing-country-some-decisions-taken-by-vromi-will-not-be-nice-but-will-be-necessary-minister-emmanuel/

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