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IPI now looking at repatriating Mongolian workers

Imperial Pacific International (CNMI), LLC will soon be able to repatriate their Mongolian construction workers, depending on the status of their CNMI-Only Transitional Worker visas. In the seventh status report to the U.S. District Court for the NMI, IPI counsel Michael W. Dotts...
Posted On Mar 03 2021 06:05
, By Justine Nauta
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CNMI now has 144 positive cases

More than a week after the CNMI saw its highest number of single-day recorded cases of COVID-19, one more incoming traveler has been confirmed positive for COVID-19, raising the total number of cases in the CNMI to 144. According to the Commonwealth Healthcare Corp., the...
Posted On Mar 03 2021 06:05
, By Justine Nauta
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CHCC orders 400 J&J doses

Soon after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the use of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, the Commonwealth Healthcare Corp. immediately ordered 400 doses of the vaccine yesterday, even as the CNMI is expected to receive more than 13,000 COVID-19 vaccines from...
Posted On Mar 02 2021 06:05
, By Justine Nauta
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Family of man killed in PR crash sues Fabia, Artman

The family of the man who was killed in the collision between a pickup truck and an Artman Environmental Corp. dump truck last Feb. 1 is now suing the Artman and the driver for wrongful death and negligence. The family of Raju Miah, who is being represented by a close friend,...
Posted On Mar 02 2021 06:05
, By Justine Nauta
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