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Saba introduces one-time relief package. | SMN News

July 23, 2020

Saba introduces one-time relief package. | SMN News
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SABA:--- The Public Entity Saba is implementing a one-time relief package for residents and will waive the business license fee, it was announced on Thursday.
Saba’s micro-economy has been hard-hit by the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. The island has been closed for visitors since March, and there are only a few students of the Saba University School of Medicine (SUSOM) left on the island. Tourism and the medical school are two of Saba’s main economic pillars. With financial contributions from the Dutch Government, the tourism sector and other businesses have been receiving assistance through the economic relief package,


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