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Cargo Boat with trucks and other arm forces docked at Galisbay Port. | SMN News

December 16, 2019

Cargo Boat with trucks and other arm forces docked at Galisbay Port. | SMN News
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MARIGOT:--- A cargo boat from the Betty K lines docked at the Galis Bay Port on Sunday afternoon. On the boat, there are trucks and other armed forces that will be used to combat protesters on St. Martin.
The four-day-long strike has crippled the economy and violence is escalating in certain areas.
Residents are asked to pay before they can pass the barricades that are being set up in almost every district.
The Gendarmes and the extra forces that came in by air have been defeated in Sandy Ground and French Quarter thus far.
Prime Minister Silveria


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