POINTE BLANCHE:— Since Royal Caribbean Cruise line (RCI) suspended its cruise operations back in March, the company has made it a priority to repatriate crew members back to their home countries.
On Wednesday, July 15, the cruise ship Independence of the Seas will be in port for a crew repatriation operation.
This will be carried out according to Port St. Maarten’s “Sterile Port Protocol” that ensures public health safety and security at the Dr. A.C. Wathey Cruise & Cargo Facilities for all incoming vessels at the port.
The “Sterile Port Protocol” falls under the scope of the Ordinance
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