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New preventative measures in place for Saba. | SMN News

March 18, 2020

New preventative measures in place for Saba. | SMN News
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SABA:---The Public Entity Saba on Wednesday, March 18 decided to implement additional preventative measures which will go into effect on Thursday, March 19.

Essential businesses will remain open with new social distance practices. People are strongly encouraged to work and study from home if this is possible. All other non-essential businesses including schools, daycare, after school programs and bars, will be closed. All persons entering Saba will have to go into mandatory quarantine. The additional measures are a follow-up to the precautionary measures that were implemented on Monday, March 16.

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Since Monday, less people have been coming to Saba and some


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