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Healthcare fund in dangerous state says CFT.

March 2, 2022

Healthcare fund in dangerous state says CFT.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- In a meeting with the Government of St. Maarten namely Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs, the Minister of Health and Labor Omar Ottley, and the Minister of Finance Ardwell Irion where the board of the CFT expressed concerns about the dangerous state of the health care fund.

Asked to elaborate on the concerns of the CFT Minister Omar Ottley said that the CFT board stated the obvious and as Minister of Health he did not take any offense to the statements that were made.

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Ottley said that SZV is a situation where they must adjustments and changes as such the ...


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