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Government plans to recover monies for uncompleted works.

December 7, 2022

Government plans to recover monies for uncompleted works.
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~ Prince Bernard Bridge and Fort Amsterdam are on the list.~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Minister of Finance and Acting Minister of VROMI Ardwell Irion announced on Wednesday that the government of St. Maarten intends to hold companies accountable for works they were paid for and it was not done or not completed.
The Minister said that it is unfortunate the government paid certain companies to conduct repair works and these works were not conducted. He said some companies were paid over four to five years ago and to date, no work was done, as such the government of St. Maarten will ...

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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/41972-government-plans-to-recover-monies-for-uncompleted-works.html

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