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Passengers with symptoms of corona virus at PJIAE. (UPDATED) | SMN News

February 28, 2020

Passengers with symptoms of corona virus at PJIAE. (UPDATED) | SMN News
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Passengers are taken to LCF for further testing and possible treatment.

AIRPORT:--- A couple are currently at the Princess Juliana International Airport are being interviewed by the Marechaussee and Gendarmes because they are suspected of having symptoms of the Corona Virus (COVID-19) 
SMN News learned the couple arrived on St. Martin via a ferry boat on February 22nd and was staying on the French side of the island until today February 28th when they were expected to depart St. Maarten. PJIAE authorities told SMN News that at the moment they have no information that would confirm whether or


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/passengers-with-symptoms-of-corona-virus-at-pjiae-updated-smn-news/

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