May 5, 2020 - Page 4 of 6 - Saipan Tribune

COVID-19 tests draw few takers

As of yesterday, May 4, and based on the assumption that the CNMI population stands at 50,000, only 2.7% of Saipan’s population has taken advantage of the free mass testing for COVID-19 at the Francisco C. Ada/Saipan International Airport. This means that, out of 50,000...

Posted On May 05 2020 06:02

, By Justine Nauta

BMV still closed but expired docs are extended

With the Bureau of Motor Vehicles still closed, all recently expired driver’s licenses and vehicle registrations will have their expiration dates extended. For example, if your CNMI driver’s license or vehicle registration expires during the temporary closure of BMV, you will be...

Posted On May 05 2020 06:02

, By Press Release

Da’ok Academy construction is a go

The construction of the new Da’Ok Academy is set to begin soon, according to Board of Education vice chair Herman Atalig, who oversees the committee that is tasked with campus development under the Public School System. According to Atalig, they received a notice to proceed with...

Posted On May 05 2020 06:02

, By Kimberly Bautista Esmores

To-do plan for $36M CARES Act funds now out

With $36 million now on hand for the CNMI government’s use for its coronavirus response, the CNMI Department of Finance has issued a plan on how it intends to use that money. In a statement from the Office of the Governor last Sunday, it showed that the biggest chunk of money,...

Posted On May 05 2020 06:02

, By Press Release

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COVID-19 tests draw few takers

BMV still closed but expired docs are extended

Da’ok Academy construction is a go

To-do plan for $36M CARES Act funds now out

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