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Prefecture declares a state of health emergency for Saint-Martin as of Saturday

October 16, 2020

Prefecture declares a state of health emergency for Saint-Martin as of Saturday
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SAINT-MARTIN (MARIGOT) – Due to the spread of the Covid-19 epidemic, a state of health emergency is declared from Saturday 17 October 2020 at 00:00 throughout the French side the Prefecture announced on Friday.

The Prefecture of St. Bartholomew and Saint-Martin invites all economic actors and citizens to take note of the following measures: meetings or activities of more than six (6) people on public roads or in places open to the public are prohibited – Private parties are prohibited in establishments receiving the public – in bars and restaurants, guests will be limited to six (6) per table and the names of guests must be registered – Rule of 4m2 per person in high-traffic areas – Strengthening telework in business and in government where possible – At home it is recommended to limit family or friendly meetings to up to six (6) people and to wear a mask on this occasion.

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These measures are taken to deal with the resurgence of the epidemic in our territories. The Prefecture calls on the entire population to respect them and to be civil.

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?guid=00e6b031776f2b3c788aa7399257eb92

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