Tackling: St. Maarten’s crashes are falling, but becoming deadlier, wider national road safety response needed
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Minister of Justice Nathalie Tackling has warned that St. Maarten's road safety crisis cannot be addressed solely through police enforcement. Her statement highlighted a concerning trend where, despite an overall decline in the total number of traffic accidents so far this year, incidents are becoming significantly deadlier. The island has recorded nine fatalities across eight separate road accidents during this period. Tackling underscored the urgent need for a more comprehensive national road safety response to effectively tackle the increasing severity of crashes and enhance overall road safety, moving beyond just punitive measures to prevent further deaths.
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