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Royal visit traffic alert. | SMN News

December 11, 2019

Royal visit traffic alert. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Sint Police Force would like to take the opportunity through this press release to inform the general public of the short visit of Princess Beatrix to the island from today Wednesday 11th December 2019.
On the 12th December, the island is expected to have five cruise ships in port. Through the visit of the Princess, the five cruise ships as well as the holiday season, we are expecting the traffic to be a bit heavier than usual and ask that all road users be cautious and courteous while making use of the roadways.
The KPSM


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