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DCOMM reminds public to protect their hearing during the Carnival season

April 12, 2023

DCOMM reminds public to protect  their hearing during the Carnival season
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Carnival time is here again. The Department of Communication (DCOMM) is reminding the public to protect their hearing during this festive time. In addition, there is the additional message “Don’t Drive while Intoxicated.”

Starting on Thursday, April 13, for the next couple of weeks DCOMM will share—via Tv/Video, Radio, Print, and Social Media—several Public Service Announcements.

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With this awareness campaign that DCOMM has undertaken, under the banner of #reduce noise pollution, the members of the community are strongly encouraged to protect their hearing and those …

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Source: https://smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/42774-dcomm-reminds-public-to-protect-their-hearing-during-the-carnival-season.html

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