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Nightlife business hours to scale back to 11 pm.

January 11, 2022

Nightlife business hours to scale back to 11 pm.
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PHILIPSBURG:---The Minister of Public Health, Social Development and Labor, Omar Ottley informs the public, that in accordance with his COVID-19 phased approach for the nightlife; business hours will be scaled back to 11 pm.

The phased approach is based on the hospital's occupancy rate and capacity, to avoid a possible collapse of our health care system, while maintaining a balance in our economic activity on the island.

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For clarity, the Ministerial Regulation goes into effect on Wednesday, January 12th, with the understanding that all nightlife establishments must be closed by 11 pm.

Phase 1:
4 - 7 hospitalizations (20%), scale ...


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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/39458-nightlife-business-hours-to-scale-back-to-11-pm.html

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