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Legislators join call for public to ‘stay home’

With two confirmed COVID-19 cases, and following the Monday death of a quarantined man suspected of having the coronavirus, legislators, through social media, are echoing the call of the Torres administration for the community to take seriously all directives to stay home and...
Posted On Apr 01 2020 06:00
, By Iva Maurin
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Up to 30-day imprisonment for curfew violators

Following Gov. Ralph DLG Torres’ updated directive, anyone who will get caught disregarding the enhanced 7pm to 6am curfew hours for all CNMI residents, and the strict limit of 10 people for social gatherings, will be penalized. The amended directive prohibits gatherings of more...
Posted On Apr 01 2020 06:00
, By Iva Maurin

With $21M left, Finance calls for even more cost-cutting

The Department of Finance is urging the administration of Gov. Ralph DLG Torres to implement stringent cost-containment measures, following its report that the CNMI has only $21 million to run the entire government for the rest of the fiscal year. In a report on the revised...
Posted On Mar 31 2020 06:06
, By Iva Maurin

7pm curfew for all

Starting last night, everyone must be home by 7pm. Violators will be given citations. Following the death of a suspected COVID-19 patient and two positive cases in the CNMI, Gov. Ralph DLG Torres ordered yesterday a 7pm curfew for everybody, with those found to be violating to be...
Posted On Mar 31 2020 06:04
, By Iva Maurin
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