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No need to cancel carnival, St. Maarten is the trendsetter with COVID -19 guidelines.

February 2, 2022

No need to cancel carnival, St. Maarten is the trendsetter with COVID -19 guidelines.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Minister of VSA Omar Ottley in response to questions from SMN News regarding Carnival 2022 on St. Maarten said there is no need to cancel the carnival for 2022. Ottley said while St. Maarten is preparing to return to normalcy by May 2022, carnival can still take place with the set guidelines that are in place.
Currently, St. Maarten Carnival Development Foundation (SMCDF) is busy with its planning and preparation even though the foundation knows that things are subject to change based on the health situation on the island.
Ottley said he sees no reason to cancel the ...


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