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Royal Dutch Military Police (KMar) gives a tour of Bonaire Airport
17-07-2020 -
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Kralendijk – During the summer holidays, all children from group 1 to 8, through ‘Buki di Prèt’, have the chance to take a look at the airport every Wednesday. Royal Dutch Military Police (KMar) talks about travel, passports and passport control. The children receive their own ‘children’s passport’, in which they are stamped at the beginning and at the end of the tour.
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