Friday evening update from Sint Maarten Prime Minister Sylvria Jacobs:
"Persons who have a family member who has traveled in the past three weeks living in their home, should also be self-quarantined even if you have no symptoms. Persons who have flu like symptoms, and no travel history, are not automatically considered suspected COVID-19 patients, but should also self-isolate at home (stay away from their family as well) and monitor their symptoms, in case they may have been exposed to someone who has traveled.
1. Self-Isolation refers to the separation of ill patients from other persons to ensure the health safety of persons that are not ill.
2. Self-Quarantine is for persons who may have been exposed to ill persons but are not exhibiting symptoms."
See the full update here:
http://www.sintmaartengov.org/Press...Hw_2XSDCGFSGDr9Ljt2H8bFB2oqwSL4AmR4UUM9o
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