Admiral-Bay-3 Vessel Reviews and Specifications

In a significant operation on October 24, 2023, authorities uncovered a controlled substance aboard the cargo vessel 'Admiral Bay II' at Queen’s Wharf in Port-of-Spain. Acting on actionable intelligence, agents from the Customs and Excise Division, along with officers of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service, executed a search of the vessel. During the inspection, an undisclosed quantity of illicit drugs was discovered concealed within shipments of fruits and vegetables, cleverly hidden in boxes and crocus bags. Following the seizure, the entire crew is poised for detention and questioning as investigations continue. This incident highlights ongoing efforts to combat drug smuggling in the region. For more details, view the full report here: https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/drugs-discovered-among-fruits-and-vegetables-in-cargo-vessel-6.2.1834319.ece4c8ead9

On the morning of September 27, 2012, ferry operations between Kjelkenes and Smørhamn were unexpectedly suspended after the vessel 'Foerdefjord' encountered significant technical difficulties, necessitating immediate repairs. The exact timeline for the resumption of ferry services remains unclear as the vessel has been directed to a repair yard for assessment and restoration. Passengers and commuters are advised to seek alternative arrangements until further notice.

On July 30, 2012, the ferry 'Foerdefjord' encountered significant cooling pump problems, necessitating its removal from the Kjelkenes - Smørhamn route. Fjord 1 is optimistic about restoring the ferry's service by July 31. In the interim, a replacement ferry has been dispatched from Askvoll to commence operations at 1 p.m. Additionally, a passenger boat has been deployed to accommodate travelers during this disruption.