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Dutch Coast Guard to implement all regulations for August Monday. | SMN News

August 2, 2019

Dutch Coast Guard to implement all regulations for August Monday. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Coming week August Monday will be celebrated. The Dutch Caribbean Coast Guard (DCCG) would like to inform the public that all applicable regulations will be strictly enforced in the interest of safety.
The DCCG would like to remind the boating community to be cautious and to monitor any weather developments, as rough weather conditions are expected early next week. Please follow St. Maarten Meteorological Center closely for more information on the weather conditions.
Remember that DCCG units patrol daily and will be extra alert to all activities on the seas within their jurisdiction. We would like to remind


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