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No social gatherings after 0.00 (midnight) at night clubs and bars. | SMN News

August 6, 2020

No social gatherings after 0.00 (midnight) at night clubs and bars. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Minister of Health Richard Panneflek announced on Thursday that as of midnight tonight (0:00) hours to 06.00 am the next morning. St. Maarten will be implementing some drastic measures to better curtail social gatherings in night clubs, bars, or any place that a large number of people gather.
Minister Panneflek that the government of St. Maarten is doing its best to avoid a total shutdown however stricter measures has to be implemented in order to flatten the curve on COVID-19. The Minister of Health said these measures are necessary since the numbers of persons infected with COVID-19 has


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