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Seven Seas Water Presents at Rotary Sunset. | SMN News

March 28, 2019

Seven Seas Water Presents at Rotary Sunset. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:---The month of March is recognized by Rotary clubs worldwide as Water & Sanitation month, whereby Rotarians all around the world engage in projects and various humanitarian efforts to advocate the importance of access to fresh drinking water and to address the water and sanitation issues in developing countries around the world.

In keeping with the theme of the month, the Rotary Club of St. Martin Sunset hosted several projects geared at advocating the importance of clean drinking water, one of which included a presentation on the water desalination process carried out by Seven Seas Water on St. Maarten. <br


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