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Car wreck removal to start in Pelican, Simpson Bay and Cape Bay on February 15

February 11, 2016

Car wreck removal to start in Pelican, Simpson Bay and Cape Bay on February 15
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GREAT BAY, Sint Maarten (DCOMM) – Ministry of Public Housing, Environment, Spatial Development and Infrastructure (Ministry VROMI), will commence with removing all vehicles matching the description of unpaid road tax, outdated inspection, abandonment, and hazardous to public safety upon notice as of Monday, February 15th.

The three areas where the aforementioned will take place in cooperation with the Community Police Officers (CPO’s), will be Pelican, Simpson Bay and Cape Bay.

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All owners of vehicles matching the aforementioned description are advised to remove their vehicles immediately.

Car wreck removal to start in Pelican, Simpson Bay and Cape Bay on February 15

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/721news/car-wreck-removal-to-start-in-pelican-simpson-bay-and-cape-bay-on-february-15-2/

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