The Soufrière volcano in Saint-Vincent, which had not experienced an eruption since 1979, woke up on April 9. According to information from the Rotary-club of Saint-Martin Nord to the two Rotary-clubs of St-Vincent and St. Vincent-South, most of the houses on the island are without water and affected by the fallout of ashes. .
Considering the fact that the airports of the island are closed and the logistical problems linked to the remoteness of St-Vincent (600 km south of St-Martin) and the constraints of breaking loads, via Martinique or the Island of Bequia, for deliveries by sea, the Rotary-Club of Saint-Martin Nord recommends immediate financial assistance for the needs of the population in the short, medium and long term.
Thank you to natural or legal persons who would like to help the Rotary-Club of Saint-Martin Nord in assisting the population affected by this natural disaster, for kindly donating by check, by credit card or by Paypal via the link on our website (https://www.rcsmn.fr/don/comment-faire-un-don), specifying your contact details, in order to allow us to send you a tax receipt and inform you of the use that will be made of your donation (If you are a tax resident in Saint Martin, your donation to our association will benefit from a tax deduction of 80% on the profits of your IR or IS; or 66% for tax residents of metropolitan France or overseas).
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