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Odm Calls on Business Community and Tourism Sector to Review Hurricane Contingency Plans

ODM Calls on Business Community and Tourism Sector to Review Hurricane Contingency Plans
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The Office of Disaster Management (ODM) and National Disaster Coordinator Clive Richardson urged the business community, particularly the tourism and hospitality sectors, to review and strengthen their hurricane contingency and business continuity plans for Sint Maarten. This call comes as the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season progresses, extending through November 30 with peak activity from mid-August to October. ODM emphasized that preparedness should begin now, not when a storm is imminent, to protect employees, customers, assets, and operations. Businesses are advised against complacency despite a quiet start to the season, with the appeal extending to all economic sectors to ensure readiness.

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Jul 2, 2026

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