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Body of man found floating in Simpson Bay Lagoon.

October 11, 2022

Body of man found floating in Simpson Bay Lagoon.
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PHILIPSBURG: On Monday morning the Coast Guard substation in St. Martin was notified by the police (KPSXM) that they received a notification that a body was seen floating in the Simpson Bay Lagoon.
A Metal Shark was immediately sent to the location to investigate the matter. The Coast Guard officers retrieved the body of a male person and brought him to shore. The body of the deceased was handed over to the police and the public prosecutor, who will now continue with the investigation.
The Coast Guard would like to express its condolences to the family


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