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SZV responds to media articles concerning Thursday's incident.

November 24, 2017

SZV responds to media articles concerning Thursday's incident.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Regarding the incident that took place at the office of Social & Health Insurances SZV on Thursday, November 23rd; SZV would like to express that we disagree with the statements made in the recent media articles. SZV was not offered the opportunity to comment. As stated in the press release of SZV of Thursday, November 23rd; no form of violence is tolerated at SZV, we are challenged to defend our staff and our service and we have chosen to do so by pursuing legal action. A copy of the security cameras at our office, capturing the incident has been handed over to the police. We are confident in the outcome of the legal proceedings.

SZV Press Statement

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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/szv-responds-to-media-articles-concerning-thursdays-incident/

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