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KPSM endorses Rotary Club road safety project.

December 8, 2022

KPSM endorses Rotary Club road safety project.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Chief of Police Carl John & Acting Head of Communication Inspector Felix Richards attended a meeting on Wednesday, December 07th, 2022 with the St. Maarten Rotary Club regarding the club’s road safety project. The discussion also pertained to issues faced in St. Maarten, especially related to the youth and their behavior in traffic.

All attendees agreed that much more needs to be done to positively impact the lives of young people in the country.

KPSM is teaming up with the Rotary club to build a community where together, we can have safe roads to save lives. Bumper stickers with ...


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