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Preparatory work new harbor continues, repair works Fort Bay harbor in January.

October 18, 2022

Preparatory work new harbor continues, repair works Fort Bay harbor in January.
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SABA--While preparatory work for the new harbor project at Black Rocks continues, it was announced that the first phase of upgrading the existing Fort Bay harbor will start in January 2023.
Once the new harbor at Black Rocks is constructed, the Fort Bay harbor will remain in use as a port for cargo. Part of the overall harbor project is the upgrading and repairing of the existing port facilities at Fort Bay, of which the first phase has been locally tendered.
As part of the work, the main pier will be repaired, whereby the uppermost layer will be renewed and ...


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