Ten new positive COVID-19 cases have been recorded for St. Maarten as of Tuesday, Au­gust 25, bringing the total number of active cases to 253. The total number of positive cases for the country is now 418. Collective Prevention Servic­es (CPS) is currently monitor­ing 244 persons in home iso­lation. Eight …

The Min­istry of Public Health has confirmed twelve new CO­VID-19 active cases on St. Maarten. This brings the total num­ber of active cases to 244. The total confirmed cases are now 408. Of the active cases, the Collective Prevention Ser­vices (CPS) is monitoring 234 persons in home isola­tion. Eight patients …

Together We Can Build Resilience Against Climate Change  The Dutch Caribbean Nature Alliance (DCNA) released a special edition of their free digital newsletter BioNews highlighting the challenges facing the Dutch Caribbean in the fight against climate change.  Using internationally accepted climate change predictions and (research) reports, impacts both above and …

The number of active COVID-19 cases has risen to 117, regional health agency ARS reported in its August 15 to 21 Health Bulletin, an increase of 36 cases since Wednesday and 67 since August 15. This takes the total number of confirmed cases since the epidemic began to 176. Of …

Update: The number of COVID-19 cas­es in St. Maarten is on the rise again with 28 new cases recorded as of Sunday, Au­gust 23. This brings the total num­ber of active cases to 232. The total confirmed cases are now 396. Of the active cases, Col­lective Prevention Services (CPS) is …

Update Weather forecast for Saba and Sint Eustatius Friday 21 until Saturday 22 August 2020 Today and tomorrow showers, risk thundery and with excessive precipitation It is partly cloudy and during the day it will become more cloudy. The risk of showers will also increase in the course of the …

Members of the St. Eustatius branch of the Caribbean Netherlands Police Force KPCN received a call from their colleagues in Saba on Monday, August 17, asking them for assistance with housing a suspect who had been arrested in connection with the importing of narcotics in Saba. The police in Statia …

Members of the St. Eustatius branch of the Caribbean Netherlands Police Force KPCN received a call from their colleagues in Saba on Monday, August 17, asking them for assistance with housing a suspect who had been arrested in connection with the importing of narcotics in Saba. The police in Statia …

Regional health agency ARS re­ported twelve new COV­ID-19 cases confirmed by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests in the three days since the last health bulletin on Friday, August 14, bringing the total of confirmed cases up to 121. There are now 65 active cases in the territory, 61 of whom …

St. Maarten continues to see a steady rise in COVID-19 cases with a recorded 202 persons positive as of Au­gust 17. The total number of con­firmed cases is now 326. There have been no new recoveries recorded. Of the active cases, 11 patients are currently hos­pitalised at St. Maarten Medical …

Dialysis pa­tients from St. Eustatius and Saba left St. Maarten on board an EZ Air aircraft bound for Curacao on Sunday, August 16. Because there are no dialysis machines in Statia and Saba, patients were flown to St. Maarten three times per week for treatment before the coro­navirus pandemic hit. …

St. Maarten’s coronavirus COV­ID-19 active cases continue to rise at a sharp rate. With the addition of 43 new cases over the course of the weekend, there are now 193 confirmed active cases. The to­tal number of confirmed cases now stands at 317. Of the active cases, 10 persons are …

Since Wednesday, another thirteen COVID-19 cases detected on the French side have brought active cases up to 54. Two of those cases are in hospital (one in St. Martin, one in Guadeloupe) and 52 are isolating at home and being monitored. This brings total cases confirmed by polymerase chain reaction …

As of August 15th, St. Maarten has confirmed twenty- six new cases of persons who have tested positive for the Corona Virus (COVID-19). The new total of confirmed cases now stands at 3, according to a government release issues Saturday evening. Of the active cases, the Collective Prevention Services (CPS) …

With the resurgence of the Covid-19 virus, The Public Entity has decided to push back opening dates for tourism. While monitoring how destinations are reopening for tourism, recent developments have indicated that opening for tourists from the USA, Canada, or the Netherlands in October or November is not feasible for …