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Public Safety Tips for Persons Attending the Shows at Port de Plaisance | Government of Sint Maarten

March 4, 2026

Public Safety Tips for Persons Attending the Shows at Port de Plaisance | Government of Sint Maarten
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​KPSM encourages all persons attending the Regatta shows and events to keep the following safety tips in mind:

  • ​Do not drink and drive. Arrange for a designated driver or use a taxi service if you plan to consume alcohol.
  • Secure your personal belongings. Keep bags and valuables close to you at all times.​
  • Be mindful of your surroundings. Report any suspicious activity immediately to the nearest police officer.
  • Follow instructions from law enforcement and event security personnel.
  • Park only in designated areas.



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