35 fines of 135 euros each for motorists’ unauthorised travel | THE DAILY HERALD

MARIGOT–Gendarmes clamped down in no uncertain terms on motorists and persons moving around the French side over the weekend without the mandatory waiver document in their possession.

Over the weekend 160 vehicles and 200 persons were controlled, resulting in 35 fines issued at 135 euros each. The Gendarmerie justified the action during controls after two days of warning citizens “to limit movement to save lives” unless they have the waiver document.

UPDATE: Man killed in armed robbery | THE DAILY HERALD March 23, 2020
COLE BAY–A man was shot in an armed robbery in front of supermarket Market Garden near Pelican around 2:00pm Sunday and died.
the man was sitting on his scooter in the parking lot in front of the supermarket when he was approached by an unknown armed man – who was wearing a bandana over his face –
demanded that he hand over his scooter.
During the robbery, the man shot the victim in his upper body.
After shooting the man, the robber fled the scene on the scooter in the direction of Simpson Bay.

Surveillance camera footage has surfaced, depicting the man who shot and killed another man in an apparent armed robbery in front of supermarket Market Garden yesterday.

ECSTASEA has 4 Engines – 4 x 3111 HP MTU 16V4000 M70, 1 x 30843 HP GE-LM 2500.
Max Speed – 36 knots
Cruise Speed – 25 knots
Motor yacht ECSTASEA’a propulsion is driven by
2 propellers
+ central water jet unit as powered by gas turbine.
Yacht ECSTASY was built in Holland with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure by Feadship Yacht builders -a member Royal Van Lent & Zonen – and launched in De Kaag.

Launched in May 2004 the huge mega yacht is famous for being owned and built by owner Roman Abramovich. (The 85m Feadship motor yacht ECSTASEA was been sold in June 2009)
Now also owning
the world’s largest yacht ECLIPSE 162.5 metres (533 ft 2 in)
(until the Azzam was launched in April 2013, which was 17.3 metres (56 ft 9 in) longer).
(The yacht's cost has been estimated at €340 million.)
as well as Pelorus (377ft),
Sussurro (161ft)
(and lost his Le Grand Blue 113-metre (371 ft) in a card game or bet to his accountant)...

Le Grand Blue She was previously owned by John McCaw, Jr.,
an American businessman, who sold her to Russian businessman Roman Abramovich in 2002. Abramovich had her refitted to his own preferences by HDW in Kiel, Germany.
This included an internal refit and the addition of a 5-metre (16 ft) swim platform.
Two additional yachts on individual cranes that she carries on the topside of the aft of the boat
- one is a 73-foot (22 m) sailboat (on the port side),
- and the other is a 68-foot (21 m) powerboat