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Government to clamp down on businesses that violate COVID-19 restrictions.

ludmilladeweever17052020PHILIPSBURG:--- The government of St. Maarten will be clamping down on businesses that violate the measures in place to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Minister of TEATT Ludmilla de Weever announced at the Council of Minister's press briefing on Wednesday that businesses will remain closed as of midnight while inspectors from TEATT and the police will continue with controls.
De Weever said that that all COVID 19 guidelines must be maintained such as the use of masks in public places, and the 2-meters social distancing. Businesses that have been closed due to the rapid spread of the coronavirus will be reviewed on an individual basis, however, the Minister was clear that those businesses must remain close for now.
The Minister said that businesses that are caught in violation can receive a fine to having their licenses suspended for an undefined amount of time.
De Weever said that all are being done to ensure that the curve on COVID-19 is flattened.

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