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Minister Wever briefed about Dutch Quarter project progress. | SMN News

September 6, 2019

Minister Wever briefed about Dutch Quarter project progress. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Minister of Public Housing, Environment, Spacial Development and Infrastructure (VROMI) Christopher Wever on Friday assured sub-contractors of the ongoing Dutch Quarter sewage project that the project itself as well as their concerns about various issues has his fullest attention and is looking forward to the project being completed by its stipulated date.

Minister Wever held two meetings on Friday at the project site, the first with main contractor Van Boekel, Contract Supervisor IIACO and representatives of government. The second meeting was with concerned citizens of Dutch Quarter who spoke on behalf of several sub-contractors and workers.

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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Minister wanted


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