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Port St. Maarten Recognizes and says Thank you to the Frontline Maritime Workforce & Seafarers. | SMN News

April 29, 2020

Port St. Maarten Recognizes and says Thank you to the Frontline Maritime Workforce & Seafarers. | SMN News
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POINTE BLANCHE:--- Port St. Maarten Management would like to say thank you to the maritime workforce that comprises of and not limited to, pilots, stevedores, crane operators, truck drivers, forklift operators, port operators, security staff, marine engineers, pilot boat captains, dockmasters, shipping lines, shipping agents, port administrative staff and seafarers, who are on the frontline daily ensuring that the global supply chain related to the movement of cargo, food, medical supplies, essential goods critical to our community and other consumer goods, continues to move throughout the world and to St. Maarten and the surrounding islands.
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