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Tag archive for ‘Hurricane Irma’
Georgette Berghuis-Leutscher. Photo Caribisch Netwerk/Rik Haverman
By The Publisher On Sunday, December 10th, 2017
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Sharp decline in interns after Irma

PHILIPSBURG – Hurricane Irma destroyed St. Maarten, caused economic uncertainty and disrupted the community, Rik Haverman reports on Caribisch Netwerk. St. Maarten was also a favored spot for interns and they More...

By The Publisher On Sunday, November 26th, 2017
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MHF-director Eileen Healy about the consequences of Hurricane Irma

~ Healy: "Our clients are more confused than before” ~ PHILIPSBURG – “Only now the emotions are coming to the surface. We are very busy with crises,” says Eileen Healy, the director of the Mental Health More...

By The Publisher On Wednesday, November 22nd, 2017
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Reefs Coral Species Suffered Extreme Hurricane Damage

~ 70-95% of Some Coral Species on Sint Maarten Reefs Suffered Extreme Hurricane Damage ~ GREAT BAY — The St. Maarten Nature Foundation has been continuously monitoring coral reefs both inside and outside of More...

By The Publisher On Tuesday, November 7th, 2017
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All French bakeries are gone from Marigot’s waterfront

MARIGOT – The waterfront boulevard in Marigot is not what it used to be anymore after Hurricane Irma hit the place. Now it appears that two of the main attractions on this stretch – the French bakeries Sarafina More...

By The Publisher On Monday, November 6th, 2017
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Hurricane Irma caused 50 million guilders in additional expenditures

PHILIPSBURG – The government had 55.8 million guilders in liquid reserves – 35.7 million in its current account and 20.1 million in deposits, Finance Minister Richard Gibson Sr. said yesterday during a meeting More...

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By The Publisher On Friday, October 13th, 2017
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Refugees from St. Maarten in “bureaucratic nightmare”

HAARLEM – A group of fifteen homeless citizens from St. Maarten has hired attorney Leandro Thomas. He has to make sure that they are able to register in a Dutch municipality, Natasja Gibbs reports on Caribisch More...

By The Publisher On Friday, October 13th, 2017
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ENNIA pays out insurance claims hurricane Irma

Philipsburg — ENNIA recently paid out the first insurance claims in connection with hurricane Irma through its St. Maarten branch. The insurance company’s chief executive officer, Ralph Palm, confirmed that More...

By The Publisher On Monday, October 9th, 2017
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VROMI: Markings on the structures are solely for assessment

Philipsburg – The Inspectors of the Inspection/Permits Department from the Ministry of VROMI are currently assessing all structures post hurricane Irma and Maria. Homes that are deemed unlivable will be marked More...

By The Publisher On Thursday, October 5th, 2017
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Navy ends emergency assistance to Dominica

GREAT BAY – The navy terminated the emergency assistance by its vessels Zr. Ms. Zeeland and Zr. Ms. Pelikaan to Dominica on Wednesday. The Zeeland docked on Wednesday afternoon next to Zr. Ms. Karel Doorman in More...

By The Publisher On Wednesday, October 4th, 2017
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Fairtransport sails relief for animals to St. Maarten

DEN HELDER – In the port of Den Helder 20 tons of relief goods is ready for St. Maarten; not for people, but for animals, Natasja Gibbs reports on Caribisch Netwerk. “Animals are often forgotten during a disaster, More...