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Two decades of service | THE DAILY HERALD

June 8, 2021

Two decades of service | THE DAILY HERALD
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The Caribbean Netherlands Fire Department BKCN paid attention to the 20th anniversary of four of its employees last Wednesday. Albertico Rosaria, Xedro Wever and Jairo Cornelis have all been working for the Fire Department in Bonaire for 20 years as per June 1, 2021.

Nadyr Francees already reached this milestone on May 1, but because a celebration was not possible earlier due to the recent COVID-19 measures, all four were now jointly put in the limelight at the fire station in Kralendijk. The actual presentation of the medals and related festivities will take place later this year. From left: Iven Melaan (commanding officer), Jairo Cornelis, Albertico Rosaria, Nadyr Francees and Julio Every (local chief Saba).

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