PHILIPSBURG:— Taxi drivers that work as freelance drivers or those working at the Princess Juliana International Airport under the ATS could have applied for stimulus support independently said Minister of Finance Ardwell Irion. Irion was responding to questions posed by SMN News as to why all taxi drivers on St. Maarten are not receiving stimulus. Irion further explained that those taxi drivers that did not apply through the Dutch Taxi Association (DSTA) could have applied independently however those persons must have all their documents in order before they could be qualified to receive a stimulus. Irion made clear that every driver that is working freelance or independently are responsible for their own application.
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