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Number of active COVID-19 cases reduced. | SMN News

September 16, 2020

Number of active COVID-19 cases reduced. | SMN News
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~Businesses are asked to remain closed as of midnight, controls will be taking place.~

 PHILIPSBURG:--- Minister of VSA Richard Panneflek announced on Wednesday at the Council of Minister's press briefing that St. Maarten is currently experiencing a second wave of COVID-19 infections. In the first wave of the epidemic, 22 cases were hospitalized. Of the 549 confirmed COVID-19 cases, 468 have since recovered. So far in the second wave, four persons have succumbed to the COVID-19 virus. After a spike in the cases around mid-August when around 20 new cases were reported each day, the number of cases


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