Technology group Wärtsilä has been contracted by Swedish ferry operator Stena Line to carry out and convert some of its vessels to operate with methan.
Technology group Wärtsilä has been contracted by Swedish ferry operator Stena Line to carry out and convert some of its vessels to operate with methan.
SEREMBAN: Ferry operators must ensure there are more trips plying the route between Langkawi and the mainland during the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition (Lima), says Transport Minister Anthony Loke.
minutes to get through passport control, those are the french passport controls that take place here on uk soil. 0n the other side of the channel, coach passengers are facing weights of around an hour to get through the controls there, all of those coaches that went over last weekend, some of them trying to get back now, those passages. it is going to be the coach passengers which are the big concern today. the good news that the port says is over the coming days there are a third fewer coaches travelling compared to last weekend when people had to delays of hour after hour to try to get across the channel. there is more space in the port this weekend for the french to carry out those passport checks. maki has been put up passport checks. maki has been put up to allow that to happen. a note of caution, though, the port has been encouraging ferry operators to stagger arrivals of coaches and get coach firms to turn up perhaps tomorrow or the day after rather
the welcome to walk away from it but the executive would continue to function and to run ministries and to take decisions. i think, and to run ministries and to take decisions. ithink, while and to run ministries and to take decisions. i think, while the good friday agreement solved the problem at the time, it is not written in tablets of stone and i think now there has to be change in order to bring it up to date. bring it up to date. dennis murray there. passengers travelling through dover are being warned they ll face delays, as millions of travellers are expected make the crossing between france and the uk this weekend. contingency plans have been put in place to avoid a repeat of last week, which saw drivers waiting more than 14 hours. doug bannister is the ceo of the port of dover. he spoke to my colleague samantha simmonds. we had we always knew that this weekend was going to be about 30% lower for coaches than last weekend. but we ve taken further measures and working with o