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Police seek public’s assistance to locate missing cruise passenger | THE DAILY HERALD

November 27, 2025

Police seek public’s assistance to  locate missing cruise passenger | THE DAILY HERALD
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Missing American citizen Ann Evans.

PHILIPSBURG--St. Maarten Police force KPSM is requesting the public’s assistance in locating Ann Evans, a 55-year-old United States citizen who has been reported missing. Evans was a passenger aboard the cruise ship Rotterdam, which was docked in Port St. Maarten on November 20.

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At approximately 10:00am, she left the vessel on an organised island tour. During a stop in Marigot, French St. Martin, she stepped off the tour bus but did not return, nor did she make her way back to the cruise ship.

Search efforts to locate Evans are ongoing. Authorities from both the Dutch and French sides of the island have been notified and are actively coordinating their investigation.

KPSM and the French Gendarmerie urge anyone with information about Evans’ whereabouts to come forward. If she sees this message, she is asked to contact her family, KPSM, or the French Gendarmerie immediately to confirm her safety.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Police Force of St. Maarten at +1 (721) 542-2222, the Gendarmerie at +590 590-29-25-25, or Cruise Line Agent Marcia Foga at +1 (721) 588-9532.

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Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/police-seek-publics-assistance-to-locate-missing-cruise-passenger

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