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The Sint.Maarten Police Force reintroduces COVID-19 public measures | SOUALIGA NEWSDAY

July 27, 2020

The Sint.Maarten Police Force reintroduces COVID-19 public measures | SOUALIGA NEWSDAY
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The general public is requested to call +1 (721) 54-22222 to make an appointment. Persons will not be permitted to enter without a prior appointment on a non-emergency basis.

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There will be only a maximum of four (4) persons allowed in the waiting area one time. The social distancing rules should be adhered to while waiting for assistance.      

The 911 hotline should only be called in case of emergencies.      

Persons wishing the file a complaint can now temporarily do so by sending an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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or calling +1 (721) 54-22222.



In the case of more complex complaints, persons will be referred to the detective department to be able to make an appointment for assistance.

The Sint Maarten Police Force will continue to be vigilant throughout this outbreak and we ask the community to continue to take the necessary precautions to protect themselves and the persons around them.

We continue to ask the community to only share news from official sources to avoid unnecessary panic.

For further information, the public can call the police station on +1 721- 542 22 22.

Any changes made to the above-mentioned information will be conveyed via an official press release from the KPSM, it will also be posted on the police website (www.policesx.sx) as well as the Facebook page. (KPSM)




Source: Souliga Newsday

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