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BREAKING NEWS: Border Points will be removed, containers to be removed by Thursday. | SMN News

September 16, 2020

BREAKING NEWS: Border Points will be removed, containers to be removed by Thursday. | SMN News
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~ Residents must take responsibility with social distancing.~

MARIGOT:--- Préfet Délégué Sylvie Feucher buckled to the pressure of the people that united on Wednesday morning in a protest march against the border controls.
Around 4:30 pm the delegation representing the Soualiga United Movement exited the Prefecture and informed everyone there that the Préfet has agreed to remove all border point controls as of immediately however, the containers that were placed at Oyster Pond and Lowlands will be removed as early as Thursday, September 17th. Lenny Mussington said that the Préfet made clear that the population has to take


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