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Disagreement between French and Dutch on border control and reopening. | SMN News

May 15, 2020

Disagreement between French and Dutch on border control and reopening. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The French and Dutch Governments are currently having some issues with the border controls and who are allowed to cross the French and Dutch border announced Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs on Friday. Jacobs said that the French Prefet Sylvie Feucher (State Government) seems to be fearful because the Dutch side has more active cases on their sides while the French only has one active case.

Jacobs said that the Dutch side did extensive community testing and they have been open and transparent with the results. She said that two meetings were held this week and there was no fruitful


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