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La Samana businessman illegally blocks off public beach.

November 15, 2022

La Samana businessman illegally blocks off public beach.
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~ State and COM said no permits were issued to block public beaches.~

MARIGOT/PHILIPSBURG:--- A businessman at La Samana Hotel identified as Craig has illegally blocked off the access to a public beach claiming he has received authorization from the state and local government to block off the beach for his private use.
A net has been placed in the water preventing chartered boats and tourists from accessing the beach behind La Samana. “Several boat captains that operate chartered tours told SMN News that Craig informed them that they are not allowed to enter behind La Samana beach because ...

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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/41780-la-samana-businessman-illegally-blocks-off-public-beach.html

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