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Drivers get fines in Statia, Saba

A number of drivers in St. Eustatius and Saba were is­sued traffic fines in routine controls by Caribbean Neth­erlands Police Force KPCN. KPCN checked 12 vehi­cles on Samuel A. Charles Street in The Bottom, Saba, on Monday. Two drivers were fined for not wearing a seat belt, while a man …

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House of Representatives approves BSN and Digital Government law proposal for Bonaire, St. Eustatius, and Saba.

Today, the House of Representatives approved the law proposal of State Secretary Szabó (Digitalisation and Kingdom Relations) enabling the implementation of the citizen service number (BSN) and facilities of the digital government on Bonaire, St. Eustatius, and Saba. State Secretary Szabó: “Everyone in the Netherlands is entitled to good government …

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Fiscal oversight at Social Affairs Office for BES still deficient, auditors conclude

The finan­cial administration of the Social Affairs and Employ­ment SZW unit within the National Office for the Caribbean Netherlands RCN remains inadequate, despite years of efforts to correct persistent issues. The General Chamber of Auditors (“Algemene Rek­enkamer”) is once again urging immediate and concrete action. The deficiencies jeopar­dize the proper distribution …

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Saba attends BLOC training

A group photo of the training’s participants.   Members of Saba government’s Public Health and Sport Depart­ment attended a training session in St. Maarten last week on the BLOC assess­ment, a motor skills test for children that is implement­ed on the island. This event, held on May 11­12, was organised by …

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Enhanced Cooperation Between Interpol and the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee

The Royal Netherlands Marechaussee has recently established a direct connection to Interpol’s international database for use at the airports of Bonaire, St. Eustatius, and Saba. This integration allows travel documents to be automatically cross-checked against Interpol’s global criminal investigation systems during the scanning process. This development significantly strengthens border security …

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Harmful tick species discovered on iguanas in St.Maarten, Saba, Statia

A re­cent scientific discovery has raised new concerns for biodiversity and pub­lic health in the Dutch Caribbean. Research­ers Matthijs P. van den Burg (Burg Biologica) and Adolphe 0. Debrot (Wageningen Univer­sity) have identified the soft-bodied tick Orni­thodoros puertoricen­sis on iguanas across St. Maarten, Saba and St. Eustatius, the first time …

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