Kralendijk- The navy ship Zr.Ms. Groningen will be making a working visit to Bonaire over the coming days days.
Before departure to Bonaire, all crew members performed a PCR test, which was negative. The Public Health Department has received a statement that all members of the crew are healthy.
The approximately 90 people on board are free to go ashore on Bonaire. Public Health has asked the crew to go ashore in small groups.
The crew is aware of the corona rules that apply on Bonaire.
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