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Government does not support disconnection of utilities.

August 26, 2022

Government does not support disconnection of utilities.
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~ Merrill Temmer was appointed Statutory Director on Monday. TM remains in place, and GEBE was instructed to install a crisis management team. ~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs informed the Parliament of St. Maarten on Friday that the Shareholder of NV GEBE does not support the planned disconnection that the company has slated for September 1st.
Jacobs said that since the Shareholders' meeting held last week Friday the Council of Ministers (shareholders) has dispatched a letter to inform them of the decisions taken by the Shareholder that must be executed.
Jacobs told parliament that NV GEBE took way too ...

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