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Mar 08, 2014 News
A ferry operating on the Parika/Bartica route, Essequibo River, is expected to be fully operational in nine days, the Transport and Harbours Department (T&HD) has announced.
MV Malali has been operating with only one engine causing delays and raising the ire of passengers who said that they were taking several hours more on trips.
T&HD said that it has ordered critical parts from MACORP and they are expected in the country next Thursday.
It would take about four days to conduct the repairs. Passengers and traders who depend on the vessel have claimed loss of business after the vessel reportedly reduced its schedule callings.
Meanwhile, the MV Makouria which is the designated vessel on the Parika to Bartica route, is currently docked at E.C. Vieira’s, Houston, for its scheduled rehabilitation works.
That vessel is expected to resume operation early next month.
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