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Coast Guard officers training reinitiated. | SMN News

August 7, 2020

Coast Guard officers training reinitiated. | SMN News
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WILLEMSTAD:--- The Coast Guard officer training, “Basis Opleiding Kustwacht” (BOK) was reinitiated on August
3, 2020. Last March the training was postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak. As a precaution, all students from Aruba and St. Maarten returned to their homes and families. The students flew back to Curaçao in June 2020 and last Monday the training was reinitiated. The students from Aruba, Curaçao and St. Maarten started with great enthusiasm and energy on their first assignment, a tough hike in the “drie gebroeders” area. The “drie gebroeders” are three hills in the rugged landscape of Curaçao. The youngsters


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