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Protesters shut down French St. Martin, issues relating to PPRN. | SMN News

December 12, 2019

Protesters shut down French St. Martin, issues relating to PPRN. | SMN News
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MARIGOT:--- Protestors residing on the French side started off Thursday morning with roadblocks which later escalated with fires being lit on the roads. Vehicles and garbage bins were set alight as the protesters protested against the final report of the PPRN.
The blockages started off in Sandy Ground and Agrement which led to severe traffic back-ups. The protest then moved to several sections of the French Quarter, the deviation road was blocked at first preventing any flow of traffic towards Marigot and into French Quarter, later the protestors blocked R-N 7 entering French Quarter. A hearse that was


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