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Two Charter Flights to Repatriate Arubans and AUC students and staff back home. | SMN News

March 28, 2020

Two Charter Flights to Repatriate Arubans and AUC students and staff back home. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Today, March 28th, there will be two incoming charter flights to St. Maarten to repatriate passengers to their home countries. Both requests for landing were submitted to the EOC and approved. The Government of Aruba has sent a charter flight to repatriate Aruban nationals currently in St. Maarten.

Adtalem Global Education, the parent company of the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine (AUC) operates three schools in the Caribbean. On March 13, as the COVID-19 outbreak continued to spread worldwide, AUC, along with the other two institutions, moved to remote delivery of their academic program and gave


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