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Prime Minister Jacobs calls on community to stand in solidarity with our sister islands impacted by Hurricane Fiona.

September 19, 2022

Prime Minister Jacobs calls on community to stand in solidarity with our sister islands impacted by Hurricane Fiona.
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~Hurricane Fiona threatens more countries~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Prime Minister and Minister of General Affairs, Silveria Jacobs wishes to extend her thoughts and prayers to those who have been negatively affected by Tropical Storm Fiona turned hurricane, as well as those directly in the path of Hurricane Fiona.

“St. Maarten/St. Martin has been spared the full force this time around. Our people have learned from our experiences not too long ago and we were able to have plans set in place to secure our people. However, we must not take for granted that there has been great devastation in the region including ...

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