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General briefing regarding Sint Maarten Infrastructure

September 17, 2017

General briefing regarding Sint Maarten Infrastructure
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Philipsburg, Sint Maarten (17 September 2017)—Prime Minister The Honorable William Marlin of Sint Maarten releases the following briefing on the infrastructure, along with words of thanks. Please note that all was current at press time and is subject to change as work and talks progress.

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ELECTRICITY / WATER

TELEPHONE / INTERNET SERVICE

TELEVISION

RADIO

SUPERMARKETS

GASOLINE

CURFEW

DROP-OFF POINTS FOR CHARITY CONTRIBUTIONS

FOREIGN AID

AIRPORT

PORT

HOSPITAL/ MEDICAL

WORDS OF THANKS

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http://today.sx/government/general-briefing-regarding-sint-maarten-infrastructure/

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/today-sxm/general-briefing-regarding-sint-maarten-infrastructure/

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