00:00It signals because I'm here, presently I'm here to one of my distributors and he looks pretty much stuck.
00:08So I believe that now for this week he will probably just put in the extra goods in to bring
00:17his capacity up to where he was before the fallout of the ceiling.
00:21Mr. Williams said the chamber and the business community would continue to work along with the port authority towards reliable
00:30sailings of the cargo vessel.
00:32I will welcome that new schedule and we look forward to continuing working with the port and getting things in
00:40a proper and manageable manner.
00:42Mr. Williams said it's important that the sailing schedules are kept for goods to be replenished on the island.
00:49So the levels, the stock levels are coming back to where they ought to be.
00:54We just want to make sure that the schedule is being kept as said by the port throughout the week.
01:01And that's what we're looking forward to.
01:03The Blue Wave Harmony left the Port of Spain port destined for Tobago with 43 passengers, 119 vehicles, 20 trucks
01:13and trailers, 85 trucks, 9 vans, 5 cars, 4 20-foot containers, 6 40-foot flatbeds and hardware materials.
01:24TV6 News Lint, the boat's air conditioning is operational.
01:29However, no cabins are available as the air conditioning in the cabins will not be functional before Wednesday.
01:36Elizabeth Williams, TV6 News.
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