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Point de situation COVID-19 sur Saint-Martin et Saint-Barthélemy Semaine du lundi 12 au dimanche 18 septembre 2022.

September 21, 2022

Point de situation COVID-19 sur Saint-Martin et Saint-Barthélemy Semaine du lundi 12 au dimanche 18 septembre 2022.
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La dynamique épidémiologique a connu deux évolutions différentes sur les Iles du Nord ; sur Saint-Martin elle continue de s’améliorer alors que sur Saint-Barthélemy elle s’est fortement dégradée. Il nous appartient d’entretenir cette situation sur Saint-Martin et de l’améliorer sur Saint-Barthélemy en ne relâchant pas les efforts du quotidien.

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