The COVID-19 pandemic has and continues to affect all residents in the area. In these times of uncertainty, they are tasked with planning the path forward, ensuring health and well-being. Winair’s continued survival as a critically important business contributing to the economic engine of St. Maarten and the region must …
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Commissioner Zagers: Embrace new normal, accept economic realities
People will need to embrace the new normal under the corona crisis, accept that things will be different for a while, and be honest about the new economic realities moving forward. Commissioner Bruce Zagers has a straightforward message for the Saba community in the early stages of the easing of …
Read More »Commissioner Wilson salutes nurses
International Nurses Day is celebrated around the world every May 12, the anniversary of Florence Nightingale’s birth, and Saba Commissioner of Public Health Rolando Wilson wants to give this special group of professionals the attention that they deserve, especially in times of the corona virus. International nursing day, a global …
Read More »Police report of Friday, May 8th until Monday, May 11th
Enforcement of the emergency ordinance On Saturday, the owner of a supermarket was severely addressed on Saba and received a warning because he was already open to the public on Saturday instead of Sunday, May 10th. In the afternoon, someone was also sent home who was on the road without …
Read More »St. Maarten records 15th COVID-19 death
A confirmed coronavirus 00V ID-19 patient who was being cared for in the intensive care unit (ICU) tent at St. Maarten Medical Center (SMMC) has lost his battle against the highly infectious virus. The death of this individual has pushed Dutch St. Maarten’s death toll from 14 to 15. Prime …
Read More »French side: One new COVID-19 case declared by ARS
After several days of no new COVID-19 cases reported in St. Martin, regional health authority ARS disclosed on Saturday one new case has emerged from the mobile screening in the districts, despite the hospital stating all 60 results so far have been negative. The new case is in isolation at …
Read More »Red Cross Saba gives a standing ovation to all workers and helpers
As the lockdown on Saba nears its end, the Red Cross Saba is here to give a standing ovation to all the frontline workers, to the grocery stores, to all our volunteers and to all other essential workers and the government’s crisis team that have been working relentlessly behind the …
Read More »Businesses, schools, churches to reopen
After four weeks of being confined to home, Saba is coming out of a lock-down at midnight today, Saturday. The reopening of bars, restaurants and churches is allowed after Saturday, 12 midnight, while all other businesses and services may open their doors on Monday, May 11. School will resume on …
Read More »Saturday, May 9th: Address Island Governor Jonathan Johnson and Public Health Doctor
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Read More »Saba ends its stay-at-home measures today at midnight – Updated
Saba lock-down to be lifted, reopening of businesses, churches After four weeks of being confined to home, Saba is coming out of a lock-down at midnight today, Saturday. The reopening of bars, restaurants and churches is allowed after Saturday, 12 midnight, while all other businesses and services may open their …
Read More »Friday, May 8th: Address Island Governor Jonathan Johnson
Friday, May 8th: Address Island Governor Jonathan Johnson Please be patient during download if you have a slow internet connection. GIS Saba.
Read More »The Hell’s Gate and Level farms produce and get much needed assistance
Despite the challenging situation that the current corona pandemic causes and the lock-down that has been put in place, this crisis sometimes leads to good things, one of them being a higher local production of fruits and vegetables on Saba as a result of increased popularity of agriculture. Production at …
Read More »Humanitarian flight Delta Airlines to Atlanta on May 14
The United States Consulate announced that Delta Airlines will operate a humanitarian flight to Atlanta, Georgia, on Thursday, May 14. The flight will depart Princess Juliana International Airport (PJIA) and proceed to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL). This Delta Airlines flight has been made available to allow US citizens and …
Read More »Dutch side now 8 days with no new confirmed COVID-19 cases
Dutch St. Maarten entered its eighth day with no new confirmed coronavirus COVID-19 cases on Thursday. Prime Minister and Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Chairperson Silveria Jacobs said based on the latest available data provided by Collective Prevention Services (CPS) epidemiologist Eva Lista-de Weever, as of 4:00pm on May 7 there …
Read More »Thursday, May 7th: Address Island Governor Jonathan Johnson – End of ‘Stay at Home’
Thursday, May 7th: Address Island Governor Jonathan Johnson – End of ‘Stay at Home’ Please be patient during download if you have a slow internet connection. GIS Saba.
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