TEATT Minister Grisha Heyliger-Marten Urges St Maarten PREPARE For Hurricane Season
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Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transportation and Telecommunication (TEATT), Grisha Heyliger-Marten, issued a strong call to action for the people of St. Maarten as the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season begins. She encouraged residents to take immediate steps to ensure preparedness, emphasizing community responsibility and resilience.
Heyliger-Marten began by extending wishes for a safe and uneventful hurricane season. She reminded the public that preparedness involves more than just individual action. It requires everyone to support one another, especially the elderly and vulnerable. She urged households to review emergency plans, check supply kits, and secure properties without delay. These practical steps, she stressed, can significantly mitigate disaster impacts.
Her ministry is finalizing the annual maximum price list for essential goods. Officials will release the updated list in the coming week to help residents prepare in advance. The Ministry of TEATT, together with the Department of Inspection and IATA, will launch compliance inspections to ensure businesses adhere to these price controls. These routine inspections prevent price gouging and ensure access to essential goods during emergencies.
The Minister explained that this updated price list includes essential disaster preparedness items such as batteries, water, canned foods, and first-aid supplies. She encouraged businesses to review the list carefully and prepare to comply. She also outlined how residents can report any cases of non-compliance directly to the authorities. This transparent reporting mechanism ensures accountability and empowers the public.
Heyliger-Marten highlighted the importance of shared responsibility. She called on the community to check on neighbors and assist seniors in preparation. According to the Minister, building a resilient community requires unity, collaboration, and planning. https://stmaartennews.ai/christophe-emmanuels-broke-meltdown-tour-continues-masterclass-in-political-self-destruction-sxm-st-maarten/
By preparing now, St. Maarten can face the hurricane season with greater confidence and safety. Minister Heyliger-Marten’s message is clear: act today to protect tomorrow.