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Invitation to the public, signing of condolence book. | SMN News

September 24, 2019

Invitation to the public, signing of condolence book. | SMN News
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In connection with the passing of our former colleague and friend, the management of the Police Force (KPSM) on Monday, September 23rd, 2019, has placed a table with a picture and condolence book of the late E.E.F Wiel in the lobby of the Police Headquarters in Philipsburg. This book is at the disposal of the general public. The public is hereby invited to come in and sign this book as an expression of their condolence during this week.

 

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