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Port St. Maarten Ceases Cargo Operations as of 6:00 PM on Monday.

September 18, 2017

Port St. Maarten Ceases Cargo Operations as of 6:00 PM on Monday.
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PORT ST. MAARTEN:--- Port St. Maarten will cease cargo operations as of 6.00 PM on Monday, September 18.

Personnel at the port have activated their hurricane preparations plans in order to protect the facility, cargo and buildings due to the approach of Hurricane Maria.

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After Hurricane Maria has passed to the south of the country, an assessment will be carried out by port officials with respect to the sea state.

Once sea conditions subside, regular operations at the cargo quays will continue in connection with the import of relief supplies.

Port of St. Maarten Press Release

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