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Access of French children living in part Dutch to schools in Saint-Martin | SMN News

September 8, 2020

Access of French children living in part Dutch to schools in Saint-Martin | SMN News
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MARIGOT:--- The current health situation shows a very high circulation of the COVID 19 virus in the territory of Saint-Martin (153 active cases and 17 people in the hospital, including two in CPU in Guadeloupe). Population preservation requires the maintenance of travel restrictions between the two parts of the island.

The follow-up meeting of the health situation of September 1, 2020, which took place with the Community of Saint-Martin, the Regional Health Agency, and the Prefecture addressed the issue of maintaining border controls. The state confirms its position but in the context of the beginning of the school year, taking


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